<?php
header("Content-type: text/plain");
$file = 'slashdot.rdf';
$data = implode("",file($file));
/*
An example of the "simple" flag - rss 0.9-simple is used by some sites
instead of RSS-0.91. The difference is that compliant 0.91 encapsulates
all <items> within their own <channels> where-as "simple" rdf files have
all their items *outside* the channel definition. A "simple" example:
<channel>
<some>stuff here</some>
</channel>
<item>
<blah>stuff</blah>
<item>
etc etc..
A little weird, but slashdot uses it, and I figured if you couldn't
parse slashdot's feed with this class I'd be burned at the stake so...
*/
include("class.RSS.php");
$rss = new RSS ($data,1); // "simple" flag as second argument, set to
// any non-zero value to activate
$allItems = $rss->getAllItems();
$itemCount = count($allItems);
for($y=0;$y<$itemCount;$y++)
{
print "\nItem [$y] has data\n";
print "[$y]: Title: " . $allItems[$y]['TITLE'];
print "\n[$y]: Link : " . $allItems[$y]['LINK'];
print "\n[$y]: Desc : " . $allItems[$y]['DESCRIPTION'];
}
?>
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