Look at the title, I’m just following what Ryan Lerch has been doing, I just add in the word free.
If you live in Malaysia, and you would like to try out the new Fedora 9, which will be realizing today, please sent me an email, I will be happy to burn a copy for you, by the way I will be only downloading the i386 - install DVD, so that is the only version I an burn it for you. This is especially useful for those who don’t have a good broadband service in Malaysia. By the way, Malaysia broadband services is very bad.
- Sent me an email at “blog at radicalfix dot com” to get my mailing address.
- Then, send me a stamped, self addressed envelope with a blank DVD in it.
- I’ll burn the DVD for you, and pop it back in the post.
If you want to download it with your own, why not use torrent to download, and don’t forget to seed!
Zend_Feed is used to consume RSS and Atom feeds. It is a simple yet powerful module in Zend Framework, to provide programmers a natural syntax for accessing elements of feeds, feed attributes, and entry attributes. Besides that it also has an extensive support to change feed and entry structure, and return new result back into XML, a recommended format to share structured data across different information systems, especially via the internet.
Now I will show you a simple code to access my very own feeds from my blog, since I am using Feedburner, my RSS feeds address will be at http://feeds.feedburner.com/radicalfix:
<?php
require_once 'Zend/Feed.php';
// a list of feeds you want to import
$feeds = array ('http://feeds.feedburner.com/radicalfix');
foreach($feeds as $feed){
// import feeds
$channel = Zend_Feed::import($feed);
$channelTitle = $channel->title(); // the channel title
echo $channelTitle."\n\n"; // print the channel title
/* for this example I will loop through the
* requires RSS channel elements (title, link, decription)
* many optional elements are available please refer to
* the latest RRS 2.0 Specification (http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html) */
foreach($channel->items as $item){
$itemTitle = $item->title(); // the title of the feed
$itemDesc = $item->description(); // the description of the feed
$itemLink = $item->link(); // the link of the feed
echo "\t".$itemTitle."\n\t".$itemDesc."\n\t".$itemLink."\n\n";
}
}
?>I will show you how to modify the RSS for the next few posts.
References:
RSS 2.0 specification: RSS 2.0
