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Does anyone know how to set up or find the Bungie.net RSS news feeds?
I have started a new Clan site that i spent a long time developing so it will look good and i want some homepage content, the Bungie.net feeds would be ideal....

I have never set up an RSS feed before but i do program in many languages (ASP, HTML, Javascript, VB, SQL) so if you know how, minimal explaination should be needed...

Thanks All...

  • 01.19.2008 6:24 PM PDT

Hello.

I have also tried setup RSS feeds from code I have written and failed quite epicly. The easiest way would be to google "your programing language, RSS reader". You should get one for ASP.

  • 01.19.2008 6:59 PM PDT
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If you know ASP then just write a script to read it.

I managed to do it with PHP using only 2 functions...

  • 01.19.2008 8:17 PM PDT

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.

Here it is.

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  • 01.19.2008 8:36 PM PDT

Hello.

Posted by: TxV Aureole
If you know ASP then just write a script to read it.

I managed to do it with PHP using only 2 functions...
file_get_contents(); and preg_replace(); are the only functions you need to do it with in php however this method will likely slow your page loading time down significantly (and I'm not sure if it is this simple in ASP). If you download a code that has SQL caching for example the news can automatically be loaded from your own SQL server instead of being downloaded from an external site every time someone loads the page. There are way more features and options with code that has been written with more than two functions and will probable be more flexible.

  • 01.19.2008 8:41 PM PDT
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Posted by: Bungies Sam152
Posted by: TxV Aureole
If you know ASP then just write a script to read it.

I managed to do it with PHP using only 2 functions...
file_get_contents(); and preg_replace(); are the only functions you need to do it with in php however this method will likely slow your page loading time down significantly (and I'm not sure if it is this simple in ASP). If you download a code that has SQL caching for example the news can automatically be loaded from your own SQL server instead of being downloaded from an external site every time someone loads the page. There are way more features and options with code that has been written with more than two functions and will probable be more flexible.

I was thinking preg_match() but yeah, you are right though about the page loading and what-not. I was just saying it can be done that simple with PHP at least.

  • 01.20.2008 12:07 AM PDT

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Like Blizzard411 said.... Here it is

  • 01.20.2008 12:47 PM PDT