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September 15, 2002 |
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 6:55:02 AM Experiments with RSSDistiller
Links: RssDistiller How To customizing RssDistiller
September 14, 2002: Initial experiments, using Harrow Technology Report as a source. Comments:
- one level of items is not enough - need to have at least 2, conditionally
- need to strip some HTML formatting (keep basic <H>, <B>, <I> but not Word markup)
- need to drop some items automatically (Your Feedback is Important)
- need to combine onChange and filter scripts
- want to add DHTML hide/show script to limit initially visible length of posts
-----Original Message-----
From: ehartwell@exoware.com [mailto:ehartwell@exoware.com]
Sent: September 15, 2002 7:04 AM
To: paolo@evectors.it
Subject: Radio UserLand: Mail from Eric Hartwell
Eric Hartwell sent this email to you through the Radio UserLand community server, re this page - RssDistillerHowTo.
I've been experimenting with RSSDistiller, and I'm ready to create custom filters.
I followed "helpcustom" to add a custom distiller to RSSDistillerDataFile.Distillers, and it shows up in the list of filterd on the Edit Feed page.
Problem: the "extract" scripts in RssDistillerSuite.Distillers are compiled code, so I can't read them. Where's the script source? |
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