XML and PHP related scripts & softwares
Free PHP RSS to Content Oddly Enough retrives the Reuters RSS feed. It accepts up to 5 RSS feeds you give it, combines all those feeds together, shuffles the listings, and displays a preset number of listings from the feeds based. You can use custom created Yahoo news feeds, made up of multiple search phrases. Out going links are coded with nofollow and _blank to maximize PageRank.
Just put your Rss Feed link, customize your display options in arrays, and use it !!! Very usefull and indispensable for your website.
Redtie Weather is a free PHP weather script based on the free XML service provided by The Weather Channel (weather.com). It uses custom XML feed to get current conditions and 10 day forecasts for any location in the weather.com database. It has a built in location search engine. Using the free Yahoo maps API, it shows current conditions for a list of cities selected by the user. It is easy to integrate into any design: header, footer and CSS fully configurable. It caches the information for one hour, after which it updates it so as not to strain server bandwidth. Includes weather conditions icons, metric or standard measuring units. No database needed.
This is the script I use to update my RSS feed. It's entirely automatic, you just add new news to a text file and it will update the RSS feed. It's designed to work with my PHP News Display.
Feed2Html is a free PHP script that converts data from RSS to HTML. If you already have an RSS feed, just install this script to your site. You will be amazed how convenient it will become to publish news. The Feed2Html script updates web-pages on-the-fly and makes sure that information from your RSS feeds is ready to be processed by search robots.
Redtie RSS is a XML/RSS parser which converts XML into HTML for use in web sites or databases. Easy to install, it can be called from any PHP web page using the include() function. Data is outputted with a numerical value attached for easier manipulation. It uses a optional cache directory to cache RSS feeds for a predetermined period of time for better speed. No database needed.
This simple script retrieves elements from a remote xml file encoded in ISO and displays the wanted content within a table using UTF-8 encoding.
There is a live demo.
Now you can publish RSS feeds on your website in five minutes. You don't need to know programming or to install anything. Just upload EasyFeeder, add 2-3 lines of code and include it in any PHP webpage.
EasyFeeder can be fully customized by it's simple HTML based template.
Fast and easy-to-use with complete function documentation, tutorials, and instructions. Developers are very responsive to user feedback, suggestions, and bug reports. Read about features from http://simplepie.org
This can be seen as XML SAX parser framework. With it, you can easily create parsers for your custom XML tags.
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