What would the tag be to display a picture or image from the following feed http://blog.presentruth.com/rss2.aspx. The website the feed is from is http://blog.presentruth.com.
For example, I know that the title of the feed is the following code:
%TITLE%</gsub>
And I know that the description of a feed is the following code:
<ifdescription>%DESCRIPTIONPLAIN%</ifdescription>
But what will dsiplay the pictures in the feed I listed above?
Frank
Try.. %DESCRIPTION% instead of %DESCRIPTIONPLAIN%
It did not seem to work. Can you check it out and help me get the feed working?
Here is the Feed ID: RY6QLNTKNO
Here is the original page that I'm getting the feed from: http://blog.presentruth.com/
Here is the feed I captured from that website that I'm working with: http://blog.presentruth.com/rss2.aspx
And finally here is the test page that is displaying the feed: http://www.lastdayreport.com/PTTESTPAGE.htm
I'm sure I'm making a mistake that is obvious.
Thanks, Frank
Ah, I've looked at that feed directly (you can do so as well if you like) and the feed does not include the information you require. They're just including the title, and a link, but no full description content you can display :-(
How do you look at the internal components of a feed to see if it has the correct information or not. What program do you use?
Key Master: On top of the previous question would one of these other feeds have the proper info? These were also listed at the same site.
http://blog.presentruth.com/atom.aspx
http://blog.presentruth.com/comments/atom.aspx
http://blog.presentruth.com/rss2.aspx
http://blog.presentruth.com/podcasts-only/rss2.aspx
Thanks, Frank
Sorry, I have a third question. Who out there that you know of offers Blogs that do provide the proper info that Feeddigest can read? Frank
Almost everyone includes full post content in feeds. WordPress, the most popular blogging software and service, is probably the #1 example, but Blogger as well. Movable Type does so also.
None of those feeds you're providing seem to include the video portions in them.
To look at a feed, the best way is to use a feed reader of some sort (such as Google Reader - or a desktop client).
Wonderful, I now have a feed working! I'm using blogger. Can you please make the feed refresh quicker from blogger? Meaning on Digest ID RY6QLNTKNO can you have that refresh every 15 or 30 minutes?
Thanks for the help.
Frank
Set it to 30 for now. Usually don't go under 60 for major sources (e.g. Blogger) but shouldn't be a problem in this case.
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