Link Exchange for RSS Feed

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I am officially launching http://www.xtremecoders.com and to get it going I need to do some good quality link exchanges...Although I have come up with something slightly different from a link exchange...


Basically:

I will put a link going to your site at http://www.xtremecoders.com/pages/Links
Noticed that that site has been completely optimized for the search engines therefore you would deffinately benefit from it.
All you have to do is place the sites RSS feed on your website. The feed will display links to the 10 most recent tutorials posted at xtremecoders.com

Right now your probably thinking..."1 link in exchange for 10, your joking right".
Well actually you will get the better deal because www.xtremecoders.com is going to be intensely promoted over the next couple of months and if your link is there then you will gain plenty of traffic and most important...pleanty of hits from search engine spiders.

If your interested please go to http://www.xtremecoders.com/syndicate.php to get the RSS feed information. Then PM me and I will add your link.

Thanks

CannonBallGuy

articlerss.php appears to be messed up...
What exactly do I put on my site?

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what do you mean its messed up? looks fine with me

im still working on a way to include it via javascript however for now simply use an iframe or something which does the same and include http://www.xtremecoders.com/articlerss.php

Then just use normal formatting around the iframe to modify the text size etc...Im still working on a more customized version where you can set amount of links, colours, etc.

CannonBallGuy

So i just copy n pastewatever it says on the page to my page?

en-us http://www.xtremecoders.com N/A webmaster@xtremecoders.com Fri, 19 Nov 2004 13:35:19 EST 20 (HyperText Markup Language) HTML - The coding language used to create Hypertext documents for use on the WWW. Basically it is a set of ?markup? symbols or codes inserted in a file that tells the Web browser how to display a Web page?s words and images for the user. The individual mark up codes are referred to as elements. Michael Morgan Fri, 19 Nov 2004 00:00:00 EST This article explains in great detail the most popular image formats and also the problems they cause will file size and quality. It also covers image compression. Stephen Hames Fri, 19 Nov 2004 00:00:00 EST This tutorial demonstrates a simple way of implementing a tip of the day application that can be syndicated out to other sites. Michael Morgan Fri, 19 Nov 2004 00:00:00 EST The definition of a content management system is a as diverse as all the people creating them, but at the very core of a CMS is the concept of separating Website layout and design from content. By doing this you provide a means for the Web Developer to do his job and not get bogged down with endless requests for content changes/additions, more importantly though, this empowers the non-Developer, (content creators) to update/create their own web pages. This tutorial shows how to create a simple CMS in ASP. Michael Morgan Fri, 19 Nov 2004 00:00:00 EST In this tutorial, you will learn how to assign custom errors to common problems that you may experience with your web site and create a centralized error page to display custom errors. Michael Morgan Fri, 19 Nov 2004 00:00:00 EST This tutorial along with a simple example code shows how to create a database-driven click-through tracking system using ASP. Useful for monitoring click-throughs for banners, hyperlinks or file downloads. Michael Morgan Fri, 19 Nov 2004 00:00:00 EST This article presents a nice little chat system that uses Microsoft's XMLHTTP Object to transfer the messages and user list. It features public as well as private modes, and is currently configured so that the browser requests the current users list from the server every 5 seconds. This article assumes that you are familiar with ASP, XML and HTML. Michael Morgan Fri, 19 Nov 2004 00:00:00 EST This tutorial explains how to create a simple chat system using ASP. To start with create a simple form where the user can type some text. Whatever the client types in this form has to be appended to a text file, this text file will then be displayed to the client. The actual writing to the text file is done with an Active Server Script. Michael Morgan Fri, 19 Nov 2004 00:00:00 EST This tutorial shows how to use a VBScript Class to create calendar based applications quickly so you can focus on functionality rather than worry about what weekday the 1st of January falls on. Some of this calendar features include: Easy positioning and sizing to best suit your application's needs, Dynamic cell width and font scaling based on the size of your calendar, Current day highlighting and activity scheduling capability, Customizable actions for events such as OnNextMonthClick, OnPrevMonthClick and OnDayClick, and Customize titlebar and font color as well as font face. Michael Morgan Fri, 19 Nov 2004 00:00:00 EST This 2-page tutorial describes how to create a shared calendar into which users can log and read events using ASP. Michael Morgan Fri, 19 Nov 2004 00:00:00 EST

If I just copy n paste that, it wont ever change... Unless I keep updating it....

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noooooo


Ok, ive made it look a little nicer over at http://www.xtremecoders.com/articlerss.php

Heres a way to do it using php includes:
[PHP]<?php include('http://www.xtremecoders.com/articlerss.php'); ?>[/PHP]

Just put that somewhere on your site and volia....it should display the most recent articles...

CannonBallGuy

Ok... I put that on a page on my site and I just get an error...

See for yourself: http://www.kaziaz.com/testingxtreme.php

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ooookkkk. use this little bit of javascript:

<script language="JavaScript" src="http://jade.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/feed/feed2js.php?src=http://www.xtremecoders.com/articlerss.php&amp;chan=n&amp;num=10&amp;desc=n&gt;20&amp;date=n&amp;targ=y&quot; type="text/javascript"></script>

Now that *should* work