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Latest PHP Tutorials (RSS Feeds)
Displaying RSS or Atom feeds in PHP with under 10 lines of code
Posted by phyxx on November 15th 2009 via (www.brighthub.com)
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Display customised RSS feeds with Yahoo Pipes and PHP in 3 easy steps.
Posted by phyxx on November 09th 2009 via (www.brighthub.com)
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Display RSS Feeds from Google Feedburner in text
Posted by Anonymous on March 18th 2009 via (hv-designs.co.uk)
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Create RSS Feeds with Readers Number using FeedBurner Awareness API
Posted by Anonymous on December 17th 2008 via (www.cssleak.com)
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Advanced RSS Parsing using DOMDocument
Posted by Anonymous on October 14th 2008 via (www.unrealmedia.co.uk)
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Simple RSS Parsing
Posted by Anonymous on September 01st 2008 via (unrealmedia.co.uk)
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Tutorial: How to Create RSS Feeds
Posted by VirtuosiMedia on July 15th 2008 via (www.virtuosimedia.com)
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Parsing RSS feeds with PHP
Posted by Anonymous on July 10th 2008 via (rmb-scripting.com)
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Parse RSS Feeds with PHP
Posted by Anonymous on May 23th 2008 via (www.softarea51.com)
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RSS Integration with Simple XML
Posted by Anonymous on February 12th 2008 via (www.earn-web-cash.com)
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