You are already providing all that they need – your feed.
All the others have to do is use tools to hook that feed into their display. I would assume that would be their job ?
Thread Starter
ic3y
(@ic3y)
Yes it is theire job but i would like to provide them a cut&paste code for two simple reasons:
1. Your headlines on other websites usually means more visitors and a higher backlink ammount.
2. I just want to be nice to my visitors and provide them with a code they ask for.
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James Huff
(@macmanx)
Volunteer Moderator
If they have WordPress blog, then I recommend CG-FeedRead. If not, send them to Magpie RSS.
Thread Starter
ic3y
(@ic3y)
Thank you for your suggestion.
Most don’t use WordPress so unfortunatelly CG-FeedRead is not an option.
The problem with Magpie RSS (excuse me if iam wrong) is thatevery user needs to install the whole script if iam correct. Isn’t there a more simplistic script that provides a simple copy&paste (js)script for the end-users?
Yes, there are a number of solutions that will give you a javascript of some sort to show feed-headlines on your site. I don’t use them, so I don’t know any URLs — but google should locate them quickly. Some of them may cost a little money potentially.
CG-FeedRead, FYI, can work with ANY kind of PHP website — it has zero reliance on WordPress, just a ‘plugin stub’ like many of my plugins to make it easy to get the thing ‘included’ at load-time. 😉 Yes, it is a script that needs to be installed, so in THIS case it doesn’t match your solution — but in the cases it might be useful, worth a look as it’s a heck of a lot lighter-weight than Magpie. 😉
-d
