XML/RSS feed on this website

Hello,

If I open the rss feed on this site it is rendered together with a xsl stylesheet also in Firefox? How is this possible? Does SMF uses domxsl or xslt?

edit: OK both options are not since the stylesheet works with my own rss file on my local machine :D
but is there a xml parser inside FF (like in IE)?

Is this stylesheet standard used by SMF?

Actually this is a custom script I made, so this is not about SMF.

The xml is rendered throught the xslt file that defined like this :

Yes, I know about the xsl stylesheet, but how parsing the xml without a xml parser. That brings me back to the question is there a parser inside firefox?

Nikolas, is it OK to use your stylesheet as a basic for my own? I got some training (last year) about xml, xsl, xpath, schema ... but I need refresh.

I'm not sure if I understand what you say, but yes Firefox has an XML parser (it is also displaying errors, etc.)


Sure you can, just make sure that you remove the logo LoL :)

ok didn't noticed before that there is a buildin xml parser in FF (that makes it easy to use XSL)

I will show you my stylesheet if its done, thanks

Hi Nikolas,

got your syle sheet working:
http://www.finalwebsites.com/scripts_rss.php

Nice :)

I think I havae to use more xml feeds, First I think its a good way to use it in link directories or similar. Do you tried already a dynamic xsl file with php extension?

Yes ;)

You just need to send an xml header in the beggining of your code.

of course I do the same with xml files (I think that was a stupid question :D)

Hey Nikolas, do you mind if I use your stylesheet and xml as a template too? Thanks!

It's strange that there are no open source sheets since the RSS structure is standard...

It seems that there is one now, LoL!

Wineo go ahead and use it :)

Thanks! We should start an open source for these sheets...

its a good idea, but we have to include all possible elements:

http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss