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 Tuesday, November 05, 2002
  4:45:54 PM  

XML News Feeds and weblogs

RealWorldASP Newsletter 10/24/2002 - http://www.chrisg.org is my new weblog where I, um, talk about stuff. If you want the raw news without my spin on it, check out http://chrisg.com/rss where I aggregate several XML news feeds for general consumption :O)

Talking about XML News Feeds and weblogs, if you want to display news from an RSS/RDF XML news source then check out my ASP.NET XML News control. This control is how I created those news pages above really quickly. Just drag the control onto your project and set the url of the feed and you are away. All vb.net source code is included for both normal asp.net projects and IBuySpy portals!

Another control written by little ol' me is my ASP.NET picture gallery! Again, all source is included for both IBuySpy portals and normal asp.net projects. This control automatically displays pictures as thumbnails allowing you to click to get the full view in a new window. See it in action at http://www.amyg.co.uk. Both controls we written in VB.NET but work in C# projects.

ASP Tutorial http://www.aspalliance.com/chrisg/default.asp?article=83

-- Chris Garrett :OD
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