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Script Name FeedCreator Create RSS and other feeds with PHP. FeedCreator features an easy to use and well documented class interface and can create, save and cache RSS 2.0, 1.0 and 0.91 feeds, ATOM 0.3, OPML 1.0, HTML, JavaScript and mbox. Decide which version to create during runtime. Compact, easy to use and well documented. XML News Reader This script retrieves the Moreover XML news feed and displays it as a list of links to the news sites along with the harvest time and headline. The data is parsed into an array so you can format it as you like. lastRSS.php lastRSS.php is a simple yet powerful PHP class to parse RSS 0.9x, 1.0, and 2.0. It uses quick regular expressions instead of an XML parser, and it returns an associative array with RSS fields as a result. It has a transparent caching system, and allows character encoding conversion (for all encodings supported by the iconv library). The most notable changes include better character encoding conversion, support for pubDate date/time format, support for CDATA info and optional limit of the number of returned items. ExcelXML to HTML Read and load Excel document saved on XML format. Access to data of Excel document. Access to style sheet of Excel document. Show Excel document on HTML (support unified cells), configure Excel style(disable/enable style, change style) rbMyXml rbmyxml is a PHP class to generate XML data files from generic SQL queries. It works with MySQL. RSS Feed Checker Checks a RSS feed, to see if it has changed since last ran. There are two scripts, manrss.php which you have to run through a webbrowser to see if a rss feed has been updated, and autorss.php which has to be used as a CRON JOB, which checks to see if the RSS feed has been updated and emails you if it has. Both are not required, use the first one if you cant use CRON JOBS, the second if you can. php_libxslt A small and simple C extension for PHP providing an alternative to the default PHP XSLT extension. Uses GNOME libxslt for transformation, and provides only one simple function call. UPS XML Address Verification Tool PHP Function Library With UPS Address Validation you don't have to worry about your customers entering incorrect address information. If customers make a mistake, UPS Address Validation alerts them with an error message, ensuring that errors are corrected at the point of entry long before orders leave the shipping dock. This reduces costly returns for you and headaches for your customers. The UPS XML Address Verification Tool PHP Function Library streamlines your integration and development process by taking care of the XML dirtywork and returning the result data in the form of an array. CaRP: Caching RSS Parser Caching RSS Parser: Easily display news from other sites on yours or convert your RSS feed to JavaScript for others to import. Supports RSS 0.91 thru 2.0. Many options for formatting output. Caches for quick redisplay. Works with proxy servers, password protected feeds, and redirected feeds. Filter and aggregate content from multiple feeds. Versions: GPL (free), Koi ($9.95), Evolution - extendable via plugins ($18.95). Hire us to install for $30 (GPL), $34.95 (Koi) or $43.95 (Evolution). VB 3.0 Forum RSS Feeder Forum Feeds are a great way to keep your forums up to date on news, and best of all active! With this mod you will be able to have our news streamed right into your forums as individual threads. Our news is updated 3-4 times a day, and anywhere from 4-10 articles are published on our site. With forum feed streaming, everytime we post a new article, your site will automatically grab the RSS and post them as new threads on your forums!

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