The Adventure Race Reports RSS Feed

[Dave]

Adventure Race Reports publishes an XML newsfeed!

This feed contains previews of all the race reports that have recently been posted to ARR. To access the feed, point your RSS reader to:

http://www.zdap.com/racereports/rss.php

This is our general RSS feed, and contains a mixture of report previews from all of the relevent forums on the site. If you're only interested in a specific category, then you can find the RSS link at the bottom of each forum page where the orange icon is:




Race Reports on Your Own Website!
If you would like to syndicate the Adventure Race Reports content on your own site, simply follow the instructions in the next message. As always, if you experience any problems, or have any comments or suggestions, let me know!

Thanks,

Dave

DISCLAIMER: All views expressed in documents contained on this site reflect the views of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect those of any member of Adventure Race Reports (ARR). Documents may be posted on ARR by the adventure racing community and the public at large. Although care is taken to ensure the consistent high quality of the articles on the site, ARR cannot accept responsibility for the views expressed in documents on this site.

[ARReports]

Syndicating the latest Race Reports Previews is easy -- all you have to do is paste the following code within the HTML on your web page.

The JavaScript code is unformatted, so the race reports will adopt the style of the surrounding web page area:

Code: Select all

<script language="JavaScript" src="http://www.zdap.com/racereports/rss/rss2js.php?src=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.zdap.com%2Fracereports%2Frss.php&chan=yes&num=0&desc=yes&date=yes"></script>

<noscript><a href="http://www.zdap.com/racereports/rss/rss2html.php?src=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.zdap.com%2Fracereports%2Frss.php&chan=yes&num=0&desc=yes&date=yes">View RSS feed</a></noscript>
 

To see an example of the unformatted output from the above code, look at this page:

Example Syndicated Adventure Race Reports.

You can customize the content of the feed using the switches in the javascript code, above. For example, if you want headlines only, simply replace the &desc=yes with &desc=no in the above code.

You can also see an example of the RSS feed in use on some of the following sites:

http://www.grindtv.com/more/news/
http://www.rssmad.com/recreation/sports/adventure-race-reports
http://www.midriversadventure.com/arreports.html
http://www.funwarrior.com/
http://www.elemenja.com/words/rss_feed.htm