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Posted by C. (http://symcbean.blogspot.com/) on 02/01/08 12:25
On 1 Feb, 09:08, SirFlibble <nospample...@garbagetodel.flibbled.com>
wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm not a programmer these days (been years since I have and since
> become a lawyer... don't hate me) but a friend asked for a favour and
> it's been a while since I cracked out even a basic piece of code so I
> said ok.
>
> Anyhow, this script needs to read an RSS feed at the following extremely
> long and annoying URL. From what I can work out )my friend didn't know
> either) it's a PHP script that publishes the data as an RSS feed. The
> URL is as follows.
>
> http://www.mylegalcareer.com.au/content.php/jobresults.html?form_sear...
> mployerid=&form_search_employer_label=&form_search_locality=&form_search_
> state=&form_search_employertype%5B%5D=&form_search_jobtype%5B%5D=&form_se
> arch_practice%5B%5D=&form_search_jobcategory%5B%5D=&form_submit_x=24&form
> _submit_y=11&form_submit=Submit&rss=1
<snip>
> Thanks in advance for any help you can give me... it's been a fun
> challenge to even get to this point.
IANAL...
You don't say what's not working.
Depending on the config of your PHP install, your code might niot be
able to read directly from a web page. You can test this with:
<?php
print file('http://.....');
?>
If its a problem parsing the XML - there's a lot of code available off
the shelf for handling RSS - I've used Magpie RSS and found it easy.
C.
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