
I’ve just come across something really cool via Liew’s website. It’s a free service provided by NEWSiness, which generate RSS feeds into JavaScript, so that you are able to integrate it into webpages. In fact, I’ve seen this in some of the websites integrating news RSS feeds on their side columns (like what you see in the pic). Finally, I’ve got mine.
If you would like to display latest IT news from my blog into your blog/website, feel free to cut & paste the following codes onto your sidebar. :)
[js]
Powered by: NEWSiness.com[/js]
As in the code, it will only display 3 latest news. If you would like more news, lets say 5, to be displayed, just alter the number 3 in the code, to 5. This way, you’ll see 5 latest news been shown.
Thanks in advance !! :)
p/s : As suggested by ShaolinTiger, I’ll try to code it using PHP instead of JavaScript from third party. Stay tuned.
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August 12th, 2005 at 5:08 pm
LoL …
Just wondering would you do a small favour or not loh. :D
August 12th, 2005 at 5:03 pm
Has someone been talking behind my back?
August 12th, 2005 at 11:57 am
Hockeymaniac,
I’m gonna try using Magpie as suggested by ShaolinTiger to generate the same feeds, so I will be using PHP to generate instead of JavaScript from a third party.
Like this I can avoid using people’s script, hence, reduce the webpage loading time as all feeds generating process will be perform using my own script in my server. :)