Q: News feeds in asp
How do I add news feeds to my website using asp
A: If your web server allows asp you can add news feeds to your webpages using asp script within the .asp page. We have prepared the script for your use at www.alltheseasons.net/feeds/scripts.htm simply copy and paste the script into the body of your page were you wish to display the news feed. The dimensions of the text area will adjust to the size of the news feed as it is updated.
Q: News feeds in Inline Frames
How do I place a news feed on my website in an iframe
A: You can place a news feed on your website within html pages using iframes by sipmly adding a line of script within the body area of the page. We have prepared the script for your use at www.alltheseasons.net/feeds/scripts.htm simply copy and paste the script into the body of your page, and adjust the iframe dimensions to suit your page.
Q: Reading RSS Feeds
How can I make use of RSS?
A: You need a Feed Reader. Your computer or PDA/phone is likely to allready have one installed. We recommend Firefox Browser because it includes many features including RSS reader. This enables you to read RSS newsfeeds from your desktop, so you can browse information from dozens - or hundreds - of web sites without ever visiting them.
Q: News Readers
How do I get a News Reader?
A: There are a range of different News Readers available such as FeedDemon. It´s free to install. Also most search engines now offer this service.
Q: Using RSS Feeds
What is RSS?
A: RSS is an easy way for you to keep updated automatically on websites you like. Instead of you having to go to websites to see if they've written a new article or feature, you can use RSS (which stands for Really Simple Syndication) to get them to tell you every time they have something new.
Q: Add to website
How do I show the feeds on my wesite in iframe
A: You can use iframes asp script or php script to display the news feeds, by adding the script to the page you wish to display the news feeds on.
view a selection at www.alltheseasons.net/feeds/scripts.htm