post rss feeds?

blazin,

both of these will work.

autoblog
feedwordpress

You might also try simplepie too.

don (el paso)

Depends on what you are looking for. If it’s something like:
https://www.realtechnews.com/blog/rtnews.php

Then you can do that in a Page with CG-FeedRead. You can also have the results ‘merged’ and ordered by date rather than by source.

-d

Ops… sorry david. Didn’t mean to forget your plugin.

don (el paso)

theres alot out there that have “sections” for each feed, but im looking for having all the feeds together without any categories seperating them…. i’ll try those out and see how they work out, cuz the ones i’ve tried were all not that great ??

cg-feedread is exactly what i was looking for much thanks ??

that is your plugin correct? im still knew to wordpress and not very smart with coding ?? but is there a way to limit the feeds to have less content on the page? i have about 5 or so lines per feed i’d like about 2 or 3 maybe ??

i also noticed something strange. i tested with 2 rss feeds, for one of the feeds, the posts are going from newest to oldest from the top of the page to the bottom, but the other feed it is going from newest to oldest from the bottom of the page.

sorry one more thing. whats with the cache. i always need to delete the files in the folder so new posts, as well as new feeds, are viewable on the page ????

there’s an option in the doc for how to limit the character count. though, I’ve had a report or two of people having problems with it. should work if you don’t allow HTML — if you do allow HTML, then it doesn’t try to limit it (would need to find a good cutoff point, balance open HTML tags, etc., etc. Ick.).

If you are using the multifeed thing interleaved, it’s based solely on those feeds providing proper timestamps on the posts. if they’re not in the feed right, I can’t sort them right. ??

The cache is set up to refresh every X hours (at one point it was 24, then 7, then 3, I don’t know what the latest build has… ?? ). If you are doing testing, I generally recommend overriding the timeout to like 5 seconds, or just make the cache filename a null string (I think!) might work too.

-d