By “another page” I assume you mean a non-WordPress web page.
There’s a number of tools that can do this. Magpie is a pretty popular PHP-based rss parser (WordPress uses it for the built-in rss functions):
http://magpierss.sourceforge.net/
And a Javascript option:
http://www.rss-to-javascript.com/
Almost forgot:
http://www.your.site/your-blog/wp-feed.php?cat=1
That provides the RSS feed (default feed of RSS2) for category 1.
hmm
http://www.your.site/your-blog/wp-feed.php?cat=19
for me that pulls out the usual whole feed. Which brings me to a related question: I use $cat=-19 in my wp-feed.php and index.php to hide category 19 from the front page and RSS. But if I want to make a “private” feed just of category 19, assuming the above worked, which it doesn’t seem to, it will get killed by my modification right? Does anyone have any experience doing this? Thanks heaps!
Danny
Danny:
“I use $cat=-19 in my wp-feed.php and index.php to hide category 19 from the front page and RSS. “
If it works as expected for ?cat=18 (or any other category), then… yeah, probably the problem. In your feed, try this:
if(!(isset($_GET['cat']) && $_GET['cat'] == 19))
$cat=-19;
perfect! Thanks kafkaesqui, just a little beyond my very basic php skills :).
