XML feed?!

  • Anonymous

    20 years, 5 months ago

    here is a another weird situation. i have this static site that runs a XML feed which is coded manually. now i want to install the WP blog so that i can use it to generate XML feed content for the site. Now the original url is on the base folder and its a XML file. How do I get the RSS feed of the WP installed in a subfolder on the base folder in XML format so that any existin user don’t suffer…
    or alternatively how to generate XML feeds without coding that XML file manually.

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  • mulinux

    (@mulinux)

    20 years, 5 months ago

    If you’re using a unix box to host the site, consider using symlinks. Sure it’s a hack, but will take about 10 seconds and is transparent to users.

    otaku42

    (@otaku42)

    20 years, 5 months ago

    Another idea: if you have control over the server, you could issue a “permanent redirection” to the new address of the XML feed.

    Thread Starter Anonymous

    20 years, 5 months ago

    well, which version of the RSS generated by WP is XML? or it does not matter? coz all of them are php files. sorry, but i am a novice.

    otaku42

    (@otaku42)

    20 years, 5 months ago

    The output of b2rss.php is RSS 0.91, b2rss2.php delivers RSS 2.0 and b2rdf.php gives its output as RDF 1.0 to the users. All three formats are valid XML.

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