Hello,
I have a client who would like to be able to "filter" RSS feeds either manually or by an automated script i.e., she could be notified when a new feed has been generated and determine if she would like to post it, or have a finely tuned script that passes only feeds relevant to the site. Would it be a better idea to have the feeds be inserted into a database and then manually added or deleted via an admin control panel? I have yet to incorporate RSS feeds into a website so I'm just trying to find out how this would be done.
Thanks,
Jason
Filtering RSS
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Re: Filtering RSS
You'll need to store something in the database in order to be able to detect new/modified feeds and query them for admin approval.
You'll need to store the feeds in the database if they will be coming from your site, or a link to them if your site will be linking to them.
You'll need to store the feeds in the database if they will be coming from your site, or a link to them if your site will be linking to them.