clintonG
Mon Mar 07 14:57:24 CST 2005
I may be able to help more if you describe what platform your web is hosted
on and how you are actually able to "insert the news feed" as you stated.
You can start by using Google as most of us do.
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"L" <L@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks. Do you have any clues where I can find examples of this being
done?
>
> "clintonG" wrote:
>
> > Sure its possible, if you know how to write code that can alter the XML.
> > Your only other choice is to edit the XML file manually and delete the
items
> > you do not want. There is also the possibility that you simply copied
and
> > pasted a script that gets the XML from some source and transforms it so
it
> > may be displayed when your page is loaded. If that were the case you
would
> > most likely be SOL.
> >
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> > "L" <L@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> > news:1F1FDF98-A659-4176-9D9C-7F8AEA5588E8@microsoft.com...
> > > I have inserted a news feed on my website, but I'm trying to only
display
> > a
> > > few lines from the news feed. Currenlty, I am displaying 7 articles
and I
> > > would only like to display 3 articles then have the user go to another
> > page
> > > to view all 7. Is that possible.
> >
> >
> >