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PHP and RSS
Feb. 22nd, 2002 11:58 pmWarning, Techie Stuff Ahoy!
I (mostly) get my headlines through RSS (and XML) feeds. I read them in either feedreader or Radio Userland, either of which allows me to read them in a reasonable format and then mark individual headlines as read, to keep up with what I've read so far.
However, both of these are only accessible from the machines they are installed on (well, technically I can get to Radio Userland over the web, but this means changing firewall settings that I really can't do legitimately, so that's out).
What I want is a solution that I can install on my website and access from anywhere that has a web connection. Since I can only run PHP on my webserver, I need a solution written in this.
Does anyone have any ideas where I might find something that supports this? It's either that or start work on something myself, and I'm feeling altogether too lazy to do that if it can be avoided (and I'm supposed to be learning C++ in my spare time anyway).
I (mostly) get my headlines through RSS (and XML) feeds. I read them in either feedreader or Radio Userland, either of which allows me to read them in a reasonable format and then mark individual headlines as read, to keep up with what I've read so far.
However, both of these are only accessible from the machines they are installed on (well, technically I can get to Radio Userland over the web, but this means changing firewall settings that I really can't do legitimately, so that's out).
What I want is a solution that I can install on my website and access from anywhere that has a web connection. Since I can only run PHP on my webserver, I need a solution written in this.
Does anyone have any ideas where I might find something that supports this? It's either that or start work on something myself, and I'm feeling altogether too lazy to do that if it can be avoided (and I'm supposed to be learning C++ in my spare time anyway).
