please try to use this link to add the feed:

http://news.google.ca/news?gl=ca&pz=1&cf=all&ned=ca&hl=en&q=taxes&output=rss

those source feeds should work now. Please check.

Thanks

Thanks

we usually use this site to check the feeds: http://feedvalidator.org/check.cgi?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcreatorexport.zoho.com%2FshowRss.do%3FsharedBy%3Drunehagel%26appLinkName%3Devents-cafezusammen%26viewLinkName%3Dhjemmeside

This service indicates the reasons. I hope it will help.

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Feed Informer support team

I have an RSS feed: https://creatorexport.zoho.com/showRss.do?sharedBy=runehagel&appLinkName=events-cafezusammen&viewLinkName=hjemmeside

How ever, when I enter the RSS feed in the field I am told that the RSS feed is invalid. Why ?

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Rune

I am afraid, we need some additional information from you. Please check your e-mail for our reply.

"Feed Informer is fetching feeds for the digest. Please wait. This digest is powered by Feed Informer."

The last one is digest XIJSZQNJAK

I gave it a try and Googled the error message to find out the source of the problem. Then I was caught by surprise (and rage) by the number of sites that are experiencing the same problem.

Is Feed.Informer still the place to go for Digests? Should we start looking for other tools?

Thanks
Rodrigo

This is what I entered "http://blogsearch.google.com/blogsearch_feeds?hl=en&q=asia&ie=utf-8&num=10&output=rss".

And this is what I got "http://blogsearch.google.com/blogsearch_feeds?hl=en&q=search+engine+optimization&ie=utf-8&num=10&output=rss"

Are Google's news and blog feeds banned ?

What I'm saying is that it can work, also for PHP.

Admins please don't percieve me as a spammer :)

bye

Actually I just found how you can do this.

Log in your account, click "My Account" that's on top of screen, click on left of screen the "Manage Digests", chose the digest you want to edit, click on "Digest Design", click on "Edit template HTML manually" that's below the drop-down list, and edit the HTML code in this way: Where it sais backticksbackticks, edit it to this: backticksbackticks

Click "Save changes" below on screen, click on "Publish Digest", chose PHP from the drop-down list (as I understand this is what you want). Then copy and paste the code on your website and it should work.

Log in your account, click "My Account" that's on top of screen, click on left of screen the "Manage Digests", chose the digest you want to edit, click on "Digest Design", click on "Edit template HTML manually" that's below the drop-down list, and edit the HTML code in this way: Where it sais , edit it to this:

Click "Save changes" below on screen, click on "Publish Digest", chose PHP from the drop-down list (as I understand this is what you want). Then copy and paste the code on your website and it should work.

1. We do not want to lose visitors from our site when they click on links within the feeds. Is it possible to somehow set this up so that any links within feeds open in a new browser? That way we don't lose visitors from our site whenever they click on a link.

2. I tested an RSS feed using Javascript and this worked fine. However, we want google to be able to crawl and find the new content from RSS feeds on our site for our own SEO benefits. From my understanding Google will only see the Javascript and will not crawl the RSS content. Is there a way to set this up so that Google can crawl the content within 'OUR' site?