I am having this exact same problem, the title and descriptions come
through fine. seem to be something to do with there being two link
attributes. (link and atom:link)
var base = $(data).children("channel");
feed.title=base.children("title").text( );
feed.description=base.children("description").
You can also use this generic rss parsing script.
# Script rss.txt
var str source, list
var str rss ; cat $source > $rss
set $wsep="," ; var int count ; set $count = { wen $list }
while ( { sen -c -r "^&^" $rss } > 0 )
do
var str item ; stex -c -r "^&^" $rss > $item
var int index ; set $
Google has a great API for feeds that doesn't require the proxy php you
are using. There are also several jQuery plugins wrapping the google
feed API
http://code.google.com/apis/ajaxfeeds/
NRutman wrote:
MorningZ, done that. My approach is exactly what some other folks are
using. I'm ju
What does your xml look like? I am guessing it may not be well formed.
If $.get returns a string and you pass it to $() it will attempt to
parse it as html and an html link tag isn't supposed to have children.
If you force xml then it might return nothing if the xml is not well
formed.
MorningZ, done that. My approach is exactly what some other folks are
using. I'm just wondering if anybody has come up across the problems
I'm having with some fields being empty that really aren't empty in
the XML. Or, that when they specify the XML dataType, JQuery returns
an empty data objec
Maybe take a look at what people have done in the past?
http://www.google.com/search?q=jquery+rss+reader
It definitely appears do-able
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