[jQuery] Re: newbie jquery / jfeed question

2008-07-21 Thread desmo
Hi Sam Thanks for your help on this. Thought that you might be interested to know that I eventually used asp to solve the problem. It was the easiest way for a non-programer like me! Having tried a variety of approaches, I used rss2html – a free script to create an asp page. Then I put this in

[jQuery] Re: newbie jquery / jfeed question

2008-07-10 Thread Sam Sherlock
the follow notice the changes in bold ** jQuery(document).ready(function(){jQuery.getFeed({ url: 'http://blog.novaconnection.com/syndication.axd', success: function(feed) { alert(feed.title);

[jQuery] Re: newbie jquery / jfeed question

2008-07-10 Thread desmo
Hi Sam Sherlock I really appreciate your time. have pasted the following into the head of a test page, immediately below the title: <\script> jQuery(document).ready(function(){jQuery.getFeed({ url: 'http://blog.novaconnection.com/syndication.axd', success: function(feed) {

[jQuery] Re: newbie jquery / jfeed question

2008-07-10 Thread Sam Sherlock
1) script src jquery.js in the head 2) in the head: jQuery(document).ready(function(){jQuery.getFeed({ url: 'http://blog.novaconnection.com/syndication.axd', success: function(feed) { aler

[jQuery] Re: newbie jquery / jfeed question

2008-07-10 Thread desmo
Thanks very much indeed for your reply. It is most appreciated. The code you kindly sent goes, I assume, in the "body". What needs to go in the "head"? And do I need to put a file in the "bin" folder? Anything else I need to think about other than the formating - which I will deal with once I

[jQuery] Re: newbie jquery / jfeed question

2008-07-09 Thread Sam Sherlock
I would start by trying to get something going, and see what you learn/achieve (you may even just advance straight to accomplishment) jQuery.getFeed({ url: 'http://blog.novaconnection.com/syndication.axd', success: function(feed) { alert(feed.title); } }); t