I am trying to add a Digg Reader link to my website and it's not working.
The link format is like this: http://digg.com/reader/feed/mywebsite/myfeed.rss
I can't find any documentation about this, is it not possible?
Yes, the actual url you want to use is http://digg.com/reader/feed/http://mywebsite/myfeed.rss
, but generally, rather than create links for every single reader, you should probably put a SubToMe button, because it works with any reader, including Digg!
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so I have the WOFF file provided but was wondering how does google create links like this? I basically have a custom font that my company wants me to use for an email but I need to create the link. Is there a special process?
Thanks alot!
I am having weird looking strings like this:
http://localhost:10012/user.aspx#.UPpCfl54stU
appended to the back of my URL and it only happens when I click on Link A when I am in any other pages other then the page of Link A, if I am on the Link A page and click on Link A(Reload) it doesn't happen. Anyone knows what is this and how to get rid of it?
Thanks.
This string is coming 99% from a Facebook plugin that you use on your site.
Facebook adds that string at the end, reads it from the javascript and do what he do, maybe keeps statistics, maybe something else.
Maybe I am being a n00b here, but for the life of me, I cant find a simple drop in type solution for displaying an rss feed inside an aspx page?
I am looking for a simple solution, as when Firefox gets pointed to an rss feed, it just plainly displays it, no thrills, no fuss. I don't want to get into the xml and format it extensively. I just want a basic feed, will style it with font and a:styles. Thats it.
Any ideas?
EDIT:
I am attempting to show a worpress "feed" inside an aspx page...
The simplest solution is to just display it in an iframe, browser will take care of the formating. Otherwise you'll need to parse the xml and create appropriate html tags for each of its elements and/or attributes.
I'm creating a short-code generator for the WordPress Add/Edit Post/Page screen.
I want to make sure that there does not exist more than one short-code in the same post/page. So I added an onclick function for the button so that whether there already exist a short-code, could be checked.
How do I go on doing this?
I searched around the TinyMCE API and the closest I got was the tinymce.Formatter.match method. But there's no example on this page. I don't really think that this has anything to do with the content search anyway.
Another way would be to simply use the getContent method and run javascript code against it. But I guess this wouldn't be the best option if there's something built-in for this already.
I do not know exactly what you mean by the term "short-code".
But i guess it is a string you can find using getContent-Method.
There are several other ways to search the editor content.
Since tinymce editor is rendered inside an iframe and is indeed real html code you can use all regular DOM-Methods of your browser. There are even some additional DOM-Methods provided in tiny_mce/classes/dom/DOMUtils.js.
I am using google reader for my RSS, i want to export all my shared or starred rss items to HTML to take this html and put on my website
Do any one have an idea about?
And one important thing as well, can i page through this html? i mean to export as pages not all in one html page to let the user on my site page through my starred feeds.
Thanks,
With XSTL you can transform XML to any format you want, including HTML. You can do the transformation on the server, or with modern browsers like IE6+ and Firefox2+ you can do the transformation on the client side. XSTL isn't very pretty as a programming language, but the concept is pretty neat.
I don't know if you can link directly to the RSS feed XML so that it's always up to date. I think Google requires that you authenticate and have permission to access the feed.
You can read from an RSS with jQuery by selecting and iterating through the tags rather easily. Additionally, you can perform conditional-checks on attributes etc as well.