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How to use the SimplePie RSS library to display a list of linked article headlines from a Wordpress RSS feed on a non-Wordpress PHP page.
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<?php | |
/** Outputs a list of linked article headlines from a Wordpress recent posts RSS feed. */ | |
$simplepie_path = "includes/simplepie/"; // path to SimplePie RSS library | |
$feed_url = 'http://yourblog.com/feed/'; // url of your blog's RSS feed | |
$cache_location = $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/includes/simplepie-cache'; // set cache directory (make sure that the directory exists and that this script can write to it) | |
$max_items = 3; // max feed items to show | |
$first_item = 0; // feed item to start from | |
require_once($simplepie_path.'autoloader.php'); | |
$feed = new SimplePie(); | |
$feed->set_feed_url($feed_url); | |
$feed->set_cache_location($cache_location); | |
$feed->init(); | |
$feed->handle_content_type(); | |
if($feed->error()): | |
// something went wrong | |
echo $feed->error(); | |
else: | |
// output list of feed items | |
echo '<ul>'."\n"; | |
foreach ($feed->get_items($first_item, $max_items) as $item): | |
echo ' <li><a href="'.$item->get_permalink().'">'.$item->get_title().'</a></li>'."\n"; | |
endforeach; | |
echo '</ul>'."\n"; | |
endif; | |
?> |
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