Hi,
it is definitely possible to read more than a single feed and display
them mixed in a gadget. The sample, however, wasn't designed to handle
this. You probably would have to do substantial work to turn the
gadget into a multi-feed-reader. I would suggest that you read into
the code and try to understand how exactly the sample gadget works and
then use this knowledge to create you own gadget from scratch.
Best regards,
Benjamin
On 30 Sep., 08:36, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I am modifying the RSS sample of Google Desktop Search, and I can see
> that I just need to edit the variable CONFIG_FEED_URL from
> config_constants.js to the feed url of my choice. However, I need to
> install more feed urls.
>
> So I declare more variables, CONFIG_FEED_URL2, CONFIG_FEED_URL3,
> CONFIG_FEED_URL4, etc. with their own feed urls.
>
> I also made options.js and options.xml with radiobuttons to try and
> choose which variable CONFIG_FEED_URL to use.
>
> However, I have no idea how I am going to change the following
> function from main.js:
>
> function refresh() {
> debug.trace('Refreshing feed.');
> retrieveFeed(CONFIG_FEED_URL, draw);
>
> }
>
> in order to choose the selected variable from options.js
>
> Any ideas?
>
> PS: I wish Google News Gadget was also available as a sample, since it
> handles multiple RSS with no problems and I could see the answer to my
> problem...
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