Wordpress site every 2 minutes
for the RSS feed?
Not necessarily. Assuming it starts with nothing in the cache, the
first request will cause CF to fetch the RSS feed and store it for two
minutes. Any subsequent requests in those two minutes will read from
the cache. After those two minutes, the next
That was my original suggestion was to check the firewall of the receiving
server :-)
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Sent: Friday, September 26, 2014 6:55 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Not able to read a RSS feed from a WordPress website
Ah. Good call! I'm
That was my original suggestion was to check the firewall of the receiving
server :-)
I agree Robert, but I told them to check and they responded there was nothing
in the firewall blocking that IP address.
I appreciate your assistance and time with this thread.
Hi Dave,
The server hosting WordPress was blocking the IP address of server running
ColdFusion because it was seeing too much traffic for the news feeds from the
server running ColdFusion. I just wish the hosting company which was running
WordPress had told me this before.
I appreciate all
Wow. How in hell did you figure that out?
Ben
On Sep 26, 2014, at 10:34 AM, Chris h h_chris...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi Dave,
The server hosting WordPress was blocking the IP address of server running
ColdFusion because it was seeing too much traffic for the news feeds from the
server
Hi All,
Below is the code which is being used for reading a RSS feed from a
Wordpress(WP) site running Wordpress 3.9.1
Wow. How in hell did you figure that out?
Ben
Hi Ben,
I asked for the firewall logs of the server running WordPress and saw that the
IP address of server running ColdFusion was blocked.
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Ah. Good call! I'm surprised they had them.
Ben
On Sep 26, 2014, at 3:39 PM, Chris h h_chris...@yahoo.com wrote:
Wow. How in hell did you figure that out?
Ben
Hi Ben,
I asked for the firewall logs of the server running WordPress and saw that
the IP address of server running
Thanks Dave.
This is no longer a programming issue, though. It has nothing to do
with reading and displaying the RSS feeds at this point. Instead, it
has to do with fixing the connectivity problem between the two
machines.
People on a mailing list are not going to be able to help you do
This is no longer a programming issue, though. It has nothing to do
with reading and displaying the RSS feeds at this point. Instead, it
has to do with fixing the connectivity problem between the two
machines.
People on a mailing list are not going to be able to help you do this
Thanks Robert,
but don't think they(hostingcompanyA) would block a particular IP
address(server running CF which belongs to hosting company B)
Yes, they would if they detected something funny coming your server...
like a bunch of pings or form bots or something... for that matter a
Hosting company B says we are not blocking the website your CF server is
trying to read. They say all
is well with the machine running CF server. We went with a hosting company
because network engineers in our organization did not have time for such
things. Reading the RSS feeds and
Thanks Dave,
Just to clarify: from the machine running CF, if you use a browser,
can you get to the site correctly?
No, I cannot access the site from the machine running CF.
If the server admin can't tell you why a machine he or she manages
can't get to a remote server, you need to
Thanks Russ,
you need to do some basic tests, which your server admin should have
already done.
for a start ping the domain from the cf server, does this work and do you
get the right IP, if not then it is a dns issue.
make sure that someone has not created an entry in the local hosts file.
I
If I use a browser, I can see the feeds. Using a feed reader in
Google Chrome browser, I can notice the feeds load correctly.
Are you using a browser from the machine running CF?
No, the machine running CF cannot access the website. I get a
message that the request timed out.
Just to clarify: from the machine running CF, if you use a browser,
can you get to the site correctly?
No, I cannot access the site from the machine running CF.
OK, this is good! This means it's not a CF problem.
If the server admin can't tell you why a machine he or she manages
can't get
Just to clarify: from the machine running CF, if you use a browser,
can you get to the site correctly?
No, I cannot access the site from the machine running CF.
It's possible the issue is not on your side. It could be on the side of the
site you are trying to read from. You can't display
Thanks Dave,
OK, this is good! This means it's not a CF problem.
But - and now I'm being completely serious - the server admin should
be able to diagnose the problem preventing the server that he manages
from connecting to this other server. This is clearly not a CF
problem.
This could
Thanks Robert,
Just to clarify: from the machine running CF, if you use a browser,
can you get to the site correctly?
No, I cannot access the site from the machine running CF.
It's possible the issue is not on your side. It could be on the side
of the site you are trying to read
but don't think they(hostingcompanyA) would block a particular IP
address(server running CF which belongs to hosting company B)
Yes, they would if they detected something funny coming your server... like a
bunch of pings or form bots or something... for that matter a bunch of
unexpected
out. But, the server admin cannot tell me what could be causing
it. 1000's of people can access the website properly from their computers.
Message:Connection refused by the specified host on the
specified port.
...
1. What could have caused a working WordPress RSS feed which
If I use a browser, I can see the feeds. Using a feed reader in
Google Chrome browser, I can notice the feeds load correctly.
Are you using a browser from the machine running CF?
No, the machine running CF cannot access the website. I get a message that
the request timed out. But,
you need to do some basic tests, which your server admin should have
already done.
for a start ping the domain from the cf server, does this work and do you
get the right IP, if not then it is a dns issue.
make sure that someone has not created an entry in the local hosts file.
On Wed, Sep 10,
Hi All,
Below is the code which was working fine till yesterday for reading a RSS feed
from a Wordpress site running Wordpress 3.9.1
caused a working WordPress RSS feed which was parsed
correctly by ColdFusion
till last week to stop suddenly?
2. How can I resolve the issue?
Looks like the CF server can't connect to that host on that port. This
could be all kinds of things, but it probably doesn't actually have
anything to do
Thanks for the reply. It was happening because the feed has ' ', in some of
the entries. I am just using replace function to replace it with 'and '
I think it might be a white space problem. Ben Nadel wrote a helpful
blog about it sometime ago http://www.bennadel.
com/blog/1206-Conten
Hi All -
I am trying to parse a wordpress feed in Coldfusion. Below is the code I have.
cfhttp url=http://test.com/feed/; result=objGet/cfhttp
The result dump works fine
cfdump var=#objGet#
The problem is when parsing the XML.
cfset xmlResult = XmlParse(objGet.FileContent) /
I get this
Hi All -
I am trying to parse a wordpress feed in Coldfusion. Below is the code I have.
cfhttp url=http://test.com/feed/; result=objGet/cfhttp
The result dump works fine
cfdump var=#objGet#
The problem is when parsing the XML.
cfset xmlResult = XmlParse(objGet.FileContent) /
I get this
I think it might be a white space problem. Ben Nadel wrote a helpful blog about
it sometime ago
http://www.bennadel.com/blog/1206-Content-Is-Not-Allowed-In-Prolog-ColdFusion-XML-And-The-Byte-Order-Mark-BOM-.htm
Matt
Sent from my iPhone
On 4 Dec 2012, at 21:45, fun and learning
Try trim() on objGet.FileContent to fix the prolog error. As for the ,
it sounds like you're consuming a bad feed. Not sure what to tell you there.
On Tue, Dec 4, 2012 at 3:43 PM, fun and learning funandlrnn...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi All -
I am trying to parse a wordpress feed in Coldfusion.
Um, any reason why you aren't using CFFEED?
On Tue, Dec 4, 2012 at 3:51 PM, Matt Quackenbush quackfu...@gmail.comwrote:
Try trim() on objGet.FileContent to fix the prolog error. As for the ,
it sounds like you're consuming a bad feed. Not sure what to tell you
there.
On Tue, Dec 4, 2012
Hi,
I have a function that has loon worked just fine and recently stopped. It
hangs when it tries to access news.google.com using CFHTTP. Does anyone know
if something changed at google to cause this problem. My code to grab the fee
is as follows.
cfhttp
That path works fine for me, output with cfdump
var=#xmlParse(cfhttp.fileContent)# /
Looks like the same content entries I get if I just point my browser
directly to http://news.google.com/?q=hipposoutput=rss
Can your web server resolve the DNS for news.google.com?
Thanks to everyone how replied to this thread. I appreciate the advice.
One last question:
Where can I find information about how to format the RSS XML file?
Thanks again.
CWB
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C Broan wrote:
Thanks to everyone how replied to this thread. I
Hello
I have a client that want me to add an RSS feed to their site. They want to
push out their press releases to their subscribers. Would someone here point
me toward where I can learn how to do this? Maybe there is a UDF or custom tag
out there that would help me? Or perhaps
a client that want me to add an RSS feed to their site. They want
to push out their press releases to their subscribers. Would someone here
point me toward where I can learn how to do this? Maybe there is a UDF or
custom tag out there that would help me? Or perhaps a fusebox app I could
On 9/8/07, C Broan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
I have a client that want me to add an RSS feed to their site. They
want to push out their press releases to their subscribers. Would someone
here point me toward where I can learn how to do this? Maybe there is a UDF
or custom tag
, a dynamic file might be a better bet. This
pulls the data and rebuilds the rss page every time it is requested,
and is always fresh. Your dynamic rss file can be called
pressReleaseRss.cfm (and yet return an rss feed), or if you want to
get trickier (and you have control over your environment), you
Thaks everyone for the replies.
Jerry, you are correct, I know nothing of RSS.
The data would not change often, they only do a couple of press releases
every month.
So, it sounds like all I need to do is to put that tag in the head which
will point to an xml file that I
It is that simple, hence the name Really Simple Syndication.
(And don't anyone correct me with the older names ... Site Summary,
cause I don't care! lol!)
That should be all there is to it, but you may want to add a link on
the web page as well, for those with older browsers or news readers.
I have used this one - did the job nicely for me
http://rssville.riaforge.org/
Regards
Andrew
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Hello
I have a client that want me to add an RSS feed to their site. They
want to push out their press releases to their subscribers. Would
Anyone every come across an article that describes how to scrape links from an
RSS Feed and then scrape just the text of a story from that link?
Thanks
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Subject: Scrape pages from RSS Feed
Anyone every come across an article that describes how to scrape links from
an
RSS Feed and then scrape just the text of a story from that link?
Thanks
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Now that I've got this XML feed written to a file on my filesystem, I want
to
go through this XML file and parse out some of the details and maybe
insert some of the data into a db table. What are some of the cf tags that
would help me do this?
cffile=read to read it into a variable as a
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Anyone every come across an article that describes how to scrape links from
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Not exactly a cf tag, but you'll need a bit of xpath.
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To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Scrape pages from RSS Feed
Ok Found it. It was one of Ray Camden's creations
I want to
go through this XML file and parse out some of the details
The best tool for parsing about anything is CF_REextract:
http://www.contentbox.com/claude/customtags/REextract/testREextract.cfm
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This seems like a simple enough task but I've been searching google and
haven't found anything that works yet. Can anyone point me to an example of
how to output a rss feed such as google news on a cfm page using cf 5.0?
Thank you,
-Paul
] wrote:
This seems like a simple enough task but I've been searching google and
haven't found anything that works yet. Can anyone point me to an example of
how to output a rss feed such as google news on a cfm page using cf 5.0?
Thank you,
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pre-MX i think most people used a custom tag called soxml from site objects.
since MX has these capabilities built in, the tag is no longer
maintained. you might be able to find a copy via google. sorry... i
know of a quick reference to an MX solution? Thanks again for your help.
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From: Charlie Griefer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 01, 2007 6:22 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: output RSS feed CF 5
pre-MX i think most people used a custom tag called soxml from
Hi,
Creating an RSS feed with CF is not tricky. However I am struggling to
understand is how to create a secure RSS feed. I already have a secure password
protected website with the usernames and passwords stored in a SQL database.
From what I understand you need to use basic authentication
Hamish Charles said:
Creating an RSS feed with CF is not tricky. However I am struggling
to understand is how to create a secure RSS feed. I already have a
secure password protected website with the usernames and passwords
stored in a SQL database.
From what I understand you need to use
Can I use coldfusion to protect and generate a password-protected rss feed?
Hopefully using an existing cookie rather than http authentication in IIS?
What rss readers support/don't support this option? How about ie 7 rss reader?
If not, is there a way to fake authentication, as in still require
All our news feeds were working earlier today, and suddenly they went
kaput. The feeds are up if I go directly to them.
Cfcatch just tells me: java.lang.NullPointerException
Here's the code...but I can't figure out what the next step is
cftry
cfinvoke component=GetNewsFeed
You didn't give us much to work with. Looks like the problem is
inside your component. The feed URL seems to work okay.
On 4/24/06, Eric J. Hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All our news feeds were working earlier today, and suddenly they went
kaput. The feeds are up if I go directly to them.
24, 2006 11:09 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Rss feed issue
You didn't give us much to work with. Looks like the problem is inside
your component. The feed URL seems to work okay.
On 4/24/06, Eric J. Hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All our news feeds were working earlier today, and suddenly
Not sure what to tell you. I usually get null pointer exceptions when
the constructor for a custom java class fails. My first thought would
be that something changed in the feed definition XML and maybe it's
throwing off the selected items. Clearly something changed between
the time it worked
Another thought might be that the descriptions (titles, too) within
the feed do not appear to be in a CDATA block. If there are invalid
characters in there then that might affect how the XML is processed.
Just a thought.
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From: Rob Wilkerson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 24, 2006 2:13 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Rss feed issue
Not sure what to tell you. I usually get null pointer exceptions when
the constructor for a custom java class
and it seems to be working fine. well, still some
problems, but understandable and fixable problems.
thanks all!
well, I'm trying to make an export of some of my database information
into something that an rss reader could use. I want our What's New in
the College to be an rss feed. I
Alright, using your sample code, I seem to have produced a viable xml document.
Now the way that I understand an rss feed is that I produce an xml file on the
server and a link that goes to it.
Can I make that file on the server using cfheader? I've given it a shot but
it's not working. Right
that I understand an rss feed is that I produce an xml file on
the server and a link that goes to it.
Can I make that file on the server using cfheader? I've given it a shot
but it's not working. Right now it displays on the page rathe than in a
file. If I change the cfcontent type
use. I want our What's New in the College
to be an rss feed. I thought that was through making an xml file.
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cfsetting enablecfoutputonly=true/
cfsetting showdebugoutput=false/
cfcontent type=text/xml
cfscript
writeoutput(stuff you want to output); /cfscript
ok I'm having trouble with this. I don't know how to use the database
information within cfscript. I can't use cfoutput query=retrieve_xml. I
You should take a look at the rss.cfm template out of ray's blogcfc.
It should get you where you are trying to go.
If you dont have rays cfc and dont want to download it, send me an
email off list and ill attach you a copy of it.
On 11/15/05, daniel kessler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
cfsetting
.
cfcontent type=text/xml
cfscript
writeoutput(feed); /cfscript
If the cfscript syntax is confusing, you can always do:
cfcontent type=-content/type
cfoutput#feed#/cfoutput
The trick is to make sure that CF doesn't generate whitespace at the
top of your rss feed. That will usually kill a service
I get an error. I did:
cfquery name=retrieve_xml datasource=dpch
SELECT header FROM whats_new
/cfquery
cfsetting enablecfoutputonly=true/
cfsetting showdebugoutput=false/
cfcontent type=text/xml
cfsavecontent variable=header
cfoutput
#header#
/cfoutput
/cfsavecontent
cfquery name=retrieve_xml datasource=dpch
SELECT header FROM whats_new
/cfquery
cfsetting enablecfoutputonly=true/
cfsetting showdebugoutput=false/
cfsavecontent variable=header
cfoutput
#header#
/cfoutput
/cfsavecontent
cfcontent type=text/xmlcfoutput#header#/cfoutput
On 11/15/05, daniel
I pasted that in directly as-is and received the same error:
error on line 1 at column 1: Document is empty
I tested that it has a recordset. Is it empty cause I'm not exporting
formatted xml? I suppose not.
Also, I noticed that the cfoutput is there twice in that code. Is that
intended?
I did find a way to get myself another error (that sounds more promising):
error on line 1 at column 10: Comment must not contain '--' (double-hyphen)
I used this:
cfquery name=retrieve_xml datasource=dpch
SELECT header FROM whats_new
/cfquery
cfsetting enablecfoutputonly=true/
cfsetting
Daniel,
To debug it, change text/xml to text/plain. In the
cfoutput#header#/cfoutput change it to
cfoutput#retrieve_xml#/cfoutput
The errors you're receiving right now are because the browser is
expecting a nicely formatted xml packet. I'm not sure what you've got
#header# set to right now,
I wasn't trying to get you an XML document, just to show you that you had
stuff in the wrong order. The idea of cfsavecontent is that you can generate
a bunch of stuff. In your case, you're generating it from a query. But, I
could just as easily do this:
cfsavecontent variable=xml?xml version=1.0?
I wasn't trying to get you an XML document, just to show you that you had
stuff in the wrong order.
ok, that's why I was asking. I wasn't sure. I'm surprised that I have to
actually generate xml to not receive an error, but that's fine. I'll try that
in the morning.
thanks!
I'm creating an RSS feed from our What's New database table.
I've had problems using CFContent because there must not be any other content
on the page. What I really want to do is after a SQL UPDATE or INSERT is
create the RSS xml file.
Should I use CFContent or CFFile in this case? Any tips
creating an RSS feed from our What's New database table.
I've had problems using CFContent because there must not be any other content
on the page. What I really want to do is after a SQL UPDATE or INSERT is
create the RSS xml file.
Should I use CFContent or CFFile in this case? Any tips
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I've used this in the past for exporting only the information wanted and
no whitespace:
cfsetting enablecfoutputonly=true/
cfsetting showdebugoutput=false/
cfcontent type=text/xml
cfscript
writeoutput(stuff you want
Since this is CFContent, I can only have the xml to export on the page, right?
Currently I do other things on that page too and wasn't sure how to handle it,
so that's why I looked at CFFile at all. CFContent has worked for me in the
past otherwise.
I've used this in the past for exporting
Since this is CFContent, I can only have the xml to export on the page, right?
Currently I do other things on that page too and wasn't sure how to handle it,
so that's why I looked at CFFile at all. CFContent has worked for me in the
past otherwise.
I've used this in the past for exporting
Nope, just insert your processing code as shown below and you should be fine.
On 11/14/05, daniel kessler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Since this is CFContent, I can only have the xml to export on the page, right?
Currently I do other things on that page too and wasn't sure how to handle
it, so
I'll give that a try and play with it. At least it's just an
implementation thing, I can get by that with some elbow grease.
:)
Thanks!
On Fri, 17 Dec 2004 07:46:12 -, Nick de Voil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John
For the most part it validates. The lines that don't pass muster are
date
I'll give that a try and play with it. At least it's just an
implementation thing, I can get by that with some elbow grease.
Are you using RSS from the Now Playing iTunes plugin? (I'm guess since that's
the only place I've see this format).
If so, email me off list and I'll send you the sidebar
I'm trying to parse an RSS feed and I'm at a loss as to what to do
with data in this format.
CF pukes when it hits the colon
The name would be like rss.channel.item.itms:artist.xmltext
But the colon throws CF for a loop. Anything special I need to do?
J
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I'm trying to parse an RSS feed and I'm at a loss as to what to do
with data in this format.
CF pukes when it hits the colon
The name would be like rss.channel.item.itms:artist.xmltext
Is the namespace for itms defined in the document's root element?
Like for example
rdf:RDF
xmlns:itms
I'll have to look into that. My knowledge of RSS is pretty low level
at this point. I've never dealt with RSS that looks like this before.
Back to google for info on RSS/namespace
Thanks
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I'm trying to parse an RSS feed
for info on RSS/namespace
Thanks
On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 17:20:02 -, Nick de Voil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to parse an RSS feed and I'm at a loss as to what to do
with data in this format.
CF pukes when it hits the colon
The name would be like
Voil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to parse an RSS feed and I'm at a loss as to what to do
with data in this format.
CF pukes when it hits the colon
The name would be like rss.channel.item.itms:artist.xmltext
Is the namespace for itms defined in the document's root
John
For the most part it validates. The lines that don't pass muster are
date elements.
Here's the link in case anyone wants to take a look. Thanks a lot.
Is there a straight RSS feed for all blog entries on the MXNA aggregator?
I see there is an OPML feed for all entries, so how would one get an RSS
feed that provides the same data as the OPML feed?
Thanks!
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Currently there is not, but we will be them shortly.
mike chambers
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Is there a straight RSS feed for all blog entries on the MXNA
aggregator?
I see there is an OPML feed for all entries, so how would one get an
RSS
feed
Thanks, Mike. Looking forward to it.
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Mike Chambers wrote:
Currently there is not, but we will be them shortly.
mike chambers
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Looks like I have to drop the idea of using RSS, and go back to trying to
figure out how to show PHP site developers how to use WSDL in PHP.
Michael,
It would probably be far easier on both sides to use XML-RPC instead of SOAP. XML-RPC support on PHP is supposedly quite stable, and you can use
I hesitate to bring this up again, because you're probably all sick of this
just like me.But I want to put this issue away now.It's about my
webservice for Bluegrass Australia's Anniversariesdatabase.
I took up Dave Watt's suggestion and decided to produce a RSS feed.Only I
found two problems
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I hesitate to bring this up again, because you're probably all sick of this
just like me.But I want to put this issue away now.It's
Thank you Peter, but it wont.I'm trying to share my information with PHP
sites, not consume their information on mine.
Cheers
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[2]I'm not producing a defined news feed - it's a different set of data.
I thought the whole point ofXML was that you could define your own tags
and fields.Am I heading down another cul-de-sac here thinking about
attempting to produce RSS containing fields like Event, Day, Month, Year,
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