Alan Taylor
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Thu Nov 10, 2005 5:51 pm Post subject:
How best to process all links to postings to create an rss f |
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I'm in the process of creating a RSS feed for my various news home
pages. Having looked at Stefan's sample I am able to create the RSS
feed without any problems. The only thing I'm wanting to get right is
the postings I process. My news pages have a combination of mcms
placeholders that contains links to CMS postings, as well as user
controls that are dynamically created, and contians links to CMS
postings.
I am writing the code that will process all links on a page. Is there
a recommended way of doing this, or a best practice?
Currently I'm implementing a httphandler for 'rss.xml'. I'm hoping to
get the html from the context, and parse all anchors/links to CMS
postings.
Any thoughts?
Alan
P.S. I'm hoping to get my copy of the advanced MCMS book soon. Are you
going to tell me what I want to know is in there? If so how long
before I get my copy? It was ordered 6 months ago direct from the
publisher? |
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Stefan [MSFT]
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Sun Nov 13, 2005 9:50 pm Post subject:
Re: How best to process all links to postings to create an r |
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Hi Alan,
the RSS feed code will only be able to access the placeholder content. Not
content from the user controls.
You would need to duplicate or call the logic from the user controls in the
RSS feed to get the links generated in the user control.
Cheers,
Stefan
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| Quote: | I'm in the process of creating a RSS feed for my various news home
pages. Having looked at Stefan's sample I am able to create the RSS
feed without any problems. The only thing I'm wanting to get right is
the postings I process. My news pages have a combination of mcms
placeholders that contains links to CMS postings, as well as user
controls that are dynamically created, and contians links to CMS
postings.
I am writing the code that will process all links on a page. Is there
a recommended way of doing this, or a best practice?
Currently I'm implementing a httphandler for 'rss.xml'. I'm hoping to
get the html from the context, and parse all anchors/links to CMS
postings.
Any thoughts?
Alan
P.S. I'm hoping to get my copy of the advanced MCMS book soon. Are you
going to tell me what I want to know is in there? If so how long
before I get my copy? It was ordered 6 months ago direct from the
publisher?
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