Help with web content feed

Hi My business is new to that forum and I need some assistance from other experienced fighters.
I have done a a number of basic webdesigns in addition to PHP and connecting to sql db.

I would prefer to add eyeglasses to my internet site and in these frames I need to add many live content just like from a news website by way of example cnn or people. I also choose to link to live local weather reports. I am undecided if I am with all the correct terminology by simply saying " live content". I work with dreamweaver CS3. Can anyone point me into the right direction please.

cheers

aussie: rambo:

You will end up looking at an Rss feed reader.

Very easy to do…

See the example newsfeed on this subject web page (left column):
http: //www. schoharievalleywatch. org/latest. php

See the Rss feed from windaction. org

Here’s the PHP script to the RSS Feed about that page:

PHP:


< php   
//  rss  page  for  WindAction. org  -   
$feed_url  "http: //www. windaction. org/latestpoststheme=rss";    

#  INITIATE  CURL.  
$curl  curl_init();  

#  CURL  OPTIONS.  
curl_setopt($curl,   CURLOPT_URL, "$feed_url");  
curl_setopt($curl,   CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER,   1);  
curl_setopt($curl,   CURLOPT_CONNECTTIMEOUT,   0);  

#  GRAB  THE  XML  TRACK.  
$xmlTwitter  curl_exec($curl);  

curl_close($curl);  

#  SET  UP  XML  THING.
#  Depending  on  your  PHP  revision  and  server,   pick  one  of
#  the  two  methods  below  (comment-out  the  one  you're  not  using) 
//$xml  =  new  SimpleXMLElement($xmlTwitter);
$xml  simplexml_load_string($xmlTwitter);  

//  How  many  items  to  display 
$count  5;  

//  How  many  characters  from  each  item 
//  0  (zero)  will  show  them  most of.  
$char  200;  

foreach  ($xml-> channel-> item  as  $item)   
if(
$char  ==  0
$newstring  $item-> description;  
 
else 
$newstring  substr($item-> description,   0,   $char);  
 
if(
$count  >   0
//in  case  they  have  non-closed  italics  or  daring,   etc ...  
echo"< /i> < /b> < /u> < /a> \n";  
echo

< b>
$item-> <span

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