Replace Magpie with rss-php#35
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Replacing Magpie with modified version of rss-php
Replacing Magpie with modified version of rss-php
Replacing Magpie with modified version of rss-php
Replacing Magpie with modified (implemented two pull requests on the original and replaced toArray() function) version of rss-php
Replacing Magpie with modified version of rss-php
Removing traces of Magpie and many formatting changes to suit personal coding style.
Cache directory for downloaded RSS files. Must be writeable by the web server process.
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I am horribly sorry and forgot to merge this, it does appear to work. I cannot thank you enough for breathing life into Feed2JS, and I may have to get a version going. |
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Means it has had a good soak test on my system. No wobbles that I've spotted. |
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Replaced Magpie with a modified rss-php. This uses built in PHP components for fetching (curl) and XML processing rather than custom code. Small number of other changes mean feed2js will run under PHP 8.4 but probably also mean a minimum version of PHP 7 is needed.
Live version under PHP 7.4 can be found at https://www.vulch.org/feed2js/ Currently unrestricted.