See notes I added above. It likely would have been easier to use the same Adam Curry RSS parser Brian et al did, but I wanted to see what it took to run my own. That was the easy part, I fumbled more with typos and other goofs.

Also, watch the items in the RSS that might need escaping in the JavaScript (quotes tripped me a few times),- I also do not know what do do about the XML that is dynamicly created by scripts (e.g. from CAREO and our MLS Search) as it yields calls to my parser with double query strings (??)

Thanks for posting the source to the PHP/RSS thingy!

Great to see OnyxRSS is working out for you. I found this post of yours through my referral logs. The College I attend uses Blackboard, maybe I’ll show them the way.

With a little help from a friend, I found out that my Geology course in Blackboard can now include dynamic feeds from any site that provides RSS links. This means I can offer current, up to date resources to my…

To follow up on the RSS in Blackboard piece, I have posted a new page that documents and demos RSS to JS along with the source PHP code….

It’s Brown But Looks Awfully Familiar .

Inspired by David Cater-Tod’s Wytheville Community College News Service, we created a basic prototype in May 2003 (using the now dormant OnyxPHP RSS Parser), and the first generation of RSS2JS…