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1. spectrotech
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   Hi All, I have two questions I hope someone can assist with...

   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?

   Posted 16 years ago #

2. hkpljk
   Member

   Hi
   I also have the same question, please someone answer it!

   Posted 16 years ago #

3. hkpljk
   Member

   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 , 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.

   Posted 16 years ago #

4. hkpljk
   Member

   I'm sorry, the code got cancelled. I'll try again.

   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.

   Posted 16 years ago #

5. hkpljk
   Member

   Hehe. Didn't work. But do as I said until you get to the part where you'll edit the html code, then follow the suggestion here http://feed.informer.com/blog/faq// (I hope the link at least works but if not it's just the FAQ page of the site).

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

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

   bye

   Posted 16 years ago #

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