How to publish rss online apache?

Asked By Dudley Achan 0 points N/A Posted on - 09/22/2012

Honestly, I am new to Apache Web Server and I haven’t really gotten around to experiment and to learn more about Apache web server. So, I have my web file saved on the local desktop of my machine which is running a Windows XP operating system. Yesterday, I tried to publish the web files to the live server.

How to publish rss online Apache without breaking the web files that I previously published. I am afraid if maybe it will overwrite the existing files on my server. 

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Answered By Odom Vemus 0 points N/A #147980

How to publish rss online apache?

Before displaying your site, check first if Apache working with 127.0.0.1 or localhost. If displaying "it's works" or Apache information web, its mean Apache running!

Then create folder contain your web eg:recosmic, in htdocs. Call it browser like this localhost / recosmic. You must have index.html, index.php, default.html etc, see your configuration file in Apache.

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Answered By Don Muench 0 points N/A #197143

How to publish rss online apache?

Dear Dudley Achan

PHP has an RSS processing routine that can be used to publish RSS data feeds, but there is a simple PHP class that can help you publish the feeds on a web page, or even within a blog post, provided you can execute the PHP code through blog posts. It is called SimplePie.

Although there is a comprehensive guide available on the actual website, we’ll cut to the chase and simply learn here how to publish a bulleted list of RSS feeds existing in an RSS link.

Please find the attached file.

Hope this was helpful.

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Don Muench

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