Before I dig further: have you, or anyone, come up with a working method to include the .inc calls across a http request? To include the feeds in WebCT or Blackboard (servers not supporting PHP directly), we’ll need to pass the requests to another PHP-friendly server.

I ask, as the Javascript version is not 508 accessible. The PHP .inc results can be. We need a way to fully write the contents of a feed back to a page that resides on a server not supporting PHP.

Alan, your Feed2js is supurb! I installed the stand alone on my server, following your clear instructions precisely and it works like a charm! Bravo!

One question though, what is the best way to include multiple feeds? Should I initiate a new script for each, or can I place multiple feeds within one instance of the javascript?

Thanks again. You’re brilliant.

However, I am not sure about the statement of not being 508 compliant. The JavaScript is ignored, but Feed2JS includes a NOSCRIPT tag that links to an HTML generated version of the feed (thus not embedded in the page, but still available to the user).

Try turning off JS in your browser to see how it works.

Thanks- multiple insertions of feeds would require a separate Feed@JS chunk of cod eper page. This could be a hit on your time to load pages;l I have done as many as 3 and there is a lag for the content to load. Your mileage may vary.

If your server runs PHP, however, you can speed it up a bit by using the method described in this post, which has 2 different sets of feeds on the same page.

Tasty del.icio.us feeds with PHP .