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<?php
// Insert here the the title of your feed
$rss_title= "Yoursite.com RSS feed";
// Insert your site, in the format site.com
$rss_site= "yoursite.com" ;
// Insert the description of your website
$rss_description= "Description of your RSS feed";
// Applicable language of the feed. For spanish, change to "es"
$rss_language="en";
// Address of the logo file. It can be called whatever you want it to be!
$rss_logo="http://www.".$rss_site."/images/rss.gif";
// the feed's author email
$emailadmin="your@emailaddress.com";
// set the file's content type and character set
// this must be called before any output
header("Content-Type: text/xml;charset=utf-8");
// Open the database
mysql_connect("localhost","root","");
@mysql_select_db("databaseName") or die("Unable to select DB");
// Select all the records from the Articles/Blog table - whatever you're using it for
$query = "select * from Articles ORDER BY ID DESC" ;
$result = mysql_query($query) or die("Query failed") ;
echo
'<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>
<rss version="2.0">
<channel>
<title>'.$rss_title.'</title>
<link>http://www.'.$rss_site.'</link>
<description>'.$rss_description.'</description>
<language>en-en</language>
<image>
<url>'.$rss_logo.'</url>
<title>'.$rss_site.'</title>
<link>http://www.'.$rss_site.'</link>
</image>';
for($i=0;$i<6; $i++) //will loop through 6 times to generate 6 RSS items
{
$photo_name = 'where-ever a photo for this article could be found - needs to be http://www.yoursite.com/images/whatever.gif';
$subject = mysql_result($result,$i,'ArticleTitle'); //subject line for the RSS item
// Pass the record URL_product to the variable $url_product. It also
// has to include the relative path, like in: "path/product1.htm"
$url_product = '/articles/wherever_your_article/blog_can_be_found'; //define the URL of where people could read this blog/article entry
// Define a description of the item
$description = mysql_result($result,$i,'ArticleContent'); //easiest way is by grabbing the content
// Clean the description
$description = str_replace ("&","",htmlspecialchars(strip_tags($description)));
// Pass tags to describe the product - this has been left ouf of this example
$rss_tags = 'tag1, tag2';
//This is a teaser of your article, basically what RSS readers will show the user in their inbox.
//This is how you entice users to come over and read the full article
//the easiest way is to just take the first few hundred characters of the content (description)
$short_description = substr($description,0,500) . "...";
//so you can define when it was published
$timestamp = mysql_result($result,$i,'Time');
//cleans the timestamp into an RSS friendly format
$pubdate = date("r", strtotime($timestamp));
//outputs the RSS item
echo
'
<item>
<title>'.$subject.'</title>
<link>http://www.'.$rss_site.$url_product.'</link>
<guid isPermaLink="true">http://www.'.$rss_site.$url_product.'</guid>
<description>'.$short_description.'</description>
<pubDate>'.$pubdate.'</pubDate>
</item>
';
} //end of the for-loop
mysql_close(); //close the DB
echo //close the XML file
' </channel>
</rss>';
?>