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This page can now be found on the [[Docs:RssInfo | Wikka Documentation Server]].
An archive of [[http://wikkawiki.org/RssInfo/revisions | old revisions of this page]] is still available for reference.<<
An archive of [[http://wikkawiki.org/RssInfo/revisions | old revisions of this page]] is still available for reference.<<
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An archive of [[http://wikkawiki.org/RssInfo/revisions
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====RSS Feeds====
>>**See Wikka in action:**
~-""<a href="http://wikka.jsnx.com/WikkaInAction#hn_5._Embedding_an_RSS_feed">Embedding an RSS feed</a>"" {{image url="images/action/qt.gif" alt="quicktime icon" title="Wikka clips"}}
**See also:**
~-[[Rss What is an RSS]]
~-[[ThirdPartyInfo Third-party software bundled with Wikka]]
>>
[[RSS]] feeds have recently gained much popularity. Subscribing to a feed allows one to retrieve a list of what is changed on a page or site without having to visit the site.
Pages that make this possible often have a small button like "rss" or similar on their page(s). For example, Wikka's page revision feeds are available at the bottom of the page under the {{image url="images/xml.png"}} icon.::c::
===Including RSS Feeds to wikka-pages===
Wikka allows you to embed external RSS feeds within a page body. To include a RSS-feed, use the following action:
""{{rss url="http://www.example.com" cachetime="30"}} ""
==Parameters==
""<table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1">
<thead>
<tr><th scope="col">name</th><th scope="col">type</th><th scope="col">required?</th><th scope="col">default</th><th scope="col">description</th></tr>
</thead>
<tbody>
<tr><td>url</td><td>string</td><td>optional</td><td>see usage!</td><td>the url of the feed to be included</td></tr>
<tr><td>cachetime</td><td>integer</td><td>optional</td><td>30</td><td>Time (in minutes) for which the feed is cached. Can't be below 5 minutes. This is useful for pages which aren't changed very often, reducing the traffic produced.</td></tr>
</tbody>
</table>""
The following parameters are configured in ##actions/rss.php## and can be changed only by page-admins:
%%(php)
$max_items = 30; // set this to the maximum items the RSS action should ever display
$caching = true; // change this to false to disable caching
$rss_cache_path = "/tmp"; // set this to a writable directory to store the cache files in
$lowest_cache_time_allowed = "5"; // set this to the lowest caching time allowed
%%
Usage:
%%{{rss url="http://www.example.com" cachetime="30"}}%%
The following usage is deprecated and probably will not be supported in future versions. It is listed here for informational purpose only:
%%{{rss http://www.example.com}}%%
Example:
{{rss http://wikka.jsnx.com/RecentChanges/recentchanges.xml}}
CategoryDocumentation
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The following usage is deprecated and probably will not be supported in future versions. It is listed here for informational purpose only:
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====RSS Feeds====
[[RSS]] feeds have recently gained much popularity. Subscribing to a feed allows one to retrieve a list of what is changed on a page or site without having to visit the site.
[[RSS]] feeds have recently gained much popularity. Subscribing to a feed allows one to retrieve a list of what is changed on a page or site without having to visit the site.
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RSS feeds have recently gained much popularity. Subscribing to a feed allows one to retrieve a list of what is changed on a page or site without having to visit the site.
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The following parameters are configured in ##actions/rss.php## and can be changed only by page-admins:
or simply
or simply
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or simple
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>>**See Wikka in action:**
~-""<a href="http://wikka.jsnx.com/WikkaInAction#hn_5._Embedding_an_RSS_feed">Embedding an RSS feed</a>"" {{image url="images/action/qt.gif" alt="quicktime icon" title="Wikka clips"}}
**See also:**
~-[[Rss What is an RSS]]
~-[[ThirdPartyInfo Third-party software bundled with Wikka]]
>>
RSS feeds have recently gained much popularity. Subscribing to a feed allows one to retrieve a list of what is changed on a page or site without having to visit the site.
Pages that make this possible often have a small button like "rss" or similar on their page(s). For example, Wikka's page revision feeds are available at the bottom of the page under the {{image url="images/xml.png"}} icon.::c::
Wikka allows you to embed external RSS feeds within a page body. To include a RSS-feed, use the following action:
~-""<a href="http://wikka.jsnx.com/WikkaInAction#hn_5._Embedding_an_RSS_feed">Embedding an RSS feed</a>"" {{image url="images/action/qt.gif" alt="quicktime icon" title="Wikka clips"}}
**See also:**
~-[[Rss What is an RSS]]
~-[[ThirdPartyInfo Third-party software bundled with Wikka]]
>>
RSS feeds have recently gained much popularity. Subscribing to a feed allows one to retrieve a list of what is changed on a page or site without having to visit the site.
Pages that make this possible often have a small button like "rss" or similar on their page(s). For example, Wikka's page revision feeds are available at the bottom of the page under the {{image url="images/xml.png"}} icon.::c::
Wikka allows you to embed external RSS feeds within a page body. To include a RSS-feed, use the following action:
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RSS Feeds gained much popularity in the last time. With a feed it is possible to gain a list of what is changed on a page or site without having to visit the site.
Pages that make this possible often have a small button like "rss" or similar on their page(s). For example, Wikka uses a button labelled "xml".
To include a RSS-feed, use the follwing syntax:
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>>**see also:**---[[Rss Explanation of RSS]]---[[ThirdPartyInfo Third-party software bundled with Wikka]]>>
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[[WikkaDocumentation Wikka Documentation]]
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====What is RSS?====
>>**see also:**---[[ThirdPartyInfo Third-party software bundled with Wikka]]>>
RSS Feeds gained much popularity in the last time. With a feed it is possible to gain a list of what is changed on a page or site without having to visit the site.
Pages that make this possible often have a small button like "rss" or similar on their page(s). For example, Wikka uses a button labelled "xml".
===Including RSS Feeds to wikka-pages===
To include a RSS-feed, use the follwing syntax:
""{{rss url="http://www.example.com" cachetime="30"}} ""
==Parameters==
""<table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1">
<thead>
<tr><th scope="col">name</th><th scope="col">type</th><th scope="col">required?</th><th scope="col">default</th><th scope="col">description</th></tr>
</thead>
<tbody>
<tr><td>url</td><td>string</td><td>optional</td><td>see usage!</td><td>the url of the feed to be included</td></tr>
<tr><td>cachetime</td><td>integer</td><td>optional</td><td>30</td><td>Time (in minutes) for which the feed is cached. Can't be below 5 minutes. This is useful for pages which aren't changed very often, reducing the traffic produced.</td></tr>
</tbody>
</table>""
The following parameters are located in ##actions/rss.php## and can be changed only by page-admins:
%%(php)
$max_items = 30; // set this to the maximum items the RSS action should ever display
$caching = true; // change this to false to disable caching
$rss_cache_path = "/tmp"; // set this to a writable directory to store the cache files in
$lowest_cache_time_allowed = "5"; // set this to the lowest caching time allowed
%%
Usage:
%%{{rss url="http://www.example.com" cachetime="30"}}%%
or simple
%%{{rss http://www.example.com}}%%
Example:
{{rss http://wikka.jsnx.com/RecentChanges/recentchanges.xml}}
----
----
====What is RSS?====
>>**see also:**---[[ThirdPartyInfo Third-party software bundled with Wikka]]>>
RSS Feeds gained much popularity in the last time. With a feed it is possible to gain a list of what is changed on a page or site without having to visit the site.
Pages that make this possible often have a small button like "rss" or similar on their page(s). For example, Wikka uses a button labelled "xml".
===Including RSS Feeds to wikka-pages===
To include a RSS-feed, use the follwing syntax:
""{{rss url="http://www.example.com" cachetime="30"}} ""
==Parameters==
""<table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" border="1">
<thead>
<tr><th scope="col">name</th><th scope="col">type</th><th scope="col">required?</th><th scope="col">default</th><th scope="col">description</th></tr>
</thead>
<tbody>
<tr><td>url</td><td>string</td><td>optional</td><td>see usage!</td><td>the url of the feed to be included</td></tr>
<tr><td>cachetime</td><td>integer</td><td>optional</td><td>30</td><td>Time (in minutes) for which the feed is cached. Can't be below 5 minutes. This is useful for pages which aren't changed very often, reducing the traffic produced.</td></tr>
</tbody>
</table>""
The following parameters are located in ##actions/rss.php## and can be changed only by page-admins:
%%(php)
$max_items = 30; // set this to the maximum items the RSS action should ever display
$caching = true; // change this to false to disable caching
$rss_cache_path = "/tmp"; // set this to a writable directory to store the cache files in
$lowest_cache_time_allowed = "5"; // set this to the lowest caching time allowed
%%
Usage:
%%{{rss url="http://www.example.com" cachetime="30"}}%%
or simple
%%{{rss http://www.example.com}}%%
Example:
{{rss http://wikka.jsnx.com/RecentChanges/recentchanges.xml}}
----
Deletions:
----
====What is RSS?====
>>**see also:**---[[ThirdPartyInfo Third-party software bundled with Wikka]]>>
RSS Feeds gained much popularity in the last time. With a feed it is possible to gain a list of what is changed on a page or site without having to visit the site.
Pages that make this possible often have a small button like "rss" or similar on their page(s). For example, Wikka uses a button labelled "xml".
===Including RSS Feeds to wikka-pages===
To include a RSS-feed, use the follwing syntax:
""{{rss url="http://www.example.com" cachetime="30"}} ""
The action uses the following optional parameters:
##url##: the url of the feed you want to include
##cachetime##: number of minutes the feed is cached. This is useful for pages which aren't changed very often, reducing the traffic produced.
instead of the parameters, you can simply write the url:
""{{rss http://wikka.jsnx.com/RecentChanges/recentchanges.xml}}""
which will lead to the following:
{{rss http://wikka.jsnx.com/RecentChanges/recentchanges.xml}}
===Parameters for feeds===
The following parameters are located in ##actions/rss.php## and can be changed only by page-admins:
%%(php)
$max_items = 30; // set this to the maximum items the RSS action should ever display
$caching = true; // change this to false to disable caching
$rss_cache_path = "/tmp"; // set this to a writable directory to store the cache files in
$lowest_cache_time_allowed = "5"; // set this to the lowest caching time allowed
%%
----
Revision [4680]
Edited on 2005-01-16 08:18:53 by JavaWoman [reference to third-party infor + minor corrections]Additions:
>>**see also:**---[[ThirdPartyInfo Third-party software bundled with Wikka]]>>
RSS Feeds gained much popularity in the last time. With a feed it is possible to gain a list of what is changed on a page or site without having to visit the site.
Pages that make this possible often have a small button like "rss" or similar on their page(s). For example, Wikka uses a button labelled "xml".
CategoryDocumentation
RSS Feeds gained much popularity in the last time. With a feed it is possible to gain a list of what is changed on a page or site without having to visit the site.
Pages that make this possible often have a small button like "rss" or similar on their page(s). For example, Wikka uses a button labelled "xml".
CategoryDocumentation
Deletions:
Pages who make this possible often have a small button like "rss" or similar on their page(s). For example, Wikka uses a button labelled "xml".
CategoryDocumentation
Additions:
[[WikkaDocumentation Wikka Documentation]]
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which will lead to the following:
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""{{rss url="http://www.example.com" cachetime="30"}} ""
instead of the parameters, you can simply write the url:
instead of the parameters, you can simply write the url:
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instead of the parameters, you can simply use:
