Comments on: You got your RSS in my Treo! http://www.alexandrasamuel.com with Alexandra Samuel Fri, 10 Feb 2012 17:12:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Bill Rawlinson http://www.alexandrasamuel.com/rsstocracy/learn-rss/rss-treo-page#comment-1446 Bill Rawlinson Sat, 13 Aug 2005 18:36:12 +0000 http://www.alexandrasamuel.com/rsstocracy/learn-rss/rss-treo-page/#comment-1446 I'm not sure why you need ezstatic to get the rssLinkList plugin to work (unless it is a really old version of wordpress perhaps) because rssLinkList was designed to work stand-alone and comes with all of the files it need to run properly. Perhaps you're using ezstatic so you can put php code right into your posts? If that is the case it is unnecessary for rssLinkList because there is a filter capability to the plugin for the last few releases where you can put <!--rss:url_to_feed--> in a post and have the feed show up there. You can pass all of the parameters in as well using the filter; just check out the latest version of rssLinkList and look in the readme.txt file. Cheers, Bill Rawlinson I’m not sure why you need ezstatic to get the rssLinkList plugin to work (unless it is a really old version of wordpress perhaps) because rssLinkList was designed to work stand-alone and comes with all of the files it need to run properly.

Perhaps you’re using ezstatic so you can put php code right into your posts? If that is the case it is unnecessary for rssLinkList because there is a filter capability to the plugin for the last few releases where you can put <!–rss:url_to_feed–> in a post and have the feed show up there.

You can pass all of the parameters in as well using the filter; just check out the latest version of rssLinkList and look in the readme.txt file.

Cheers,
Bill Rawlinson

]]> By: Bill Rawlinson http://www.alexandrasamuel.com/rsstocracy/learn-rss/rss-treo-page#comment-198435 Bill Rawlinson Sat, 13 Aug 2005 18:36:00 +0000 http://www.alexandrasamuel.com/rsstocracy/learn-rss/rss-treo-page/#comment-198435 I'm not sure why you need ezstatic to get the rssLinkList plugin to work (unless it is a really old version of wordpress perhaps) because rssLinkList was designed to work stand-alone and comes with all of the files it need to run properly. Perhaps you're using ezstatic so you can put php code right into your posts? If that is the case it is unnecessary for rssLinkList because there is a filter capability to the plugin for the last few releases where you can put <!--rss:url_to_feed--> in a post and have the feed show up there. You can pass all of the parameters in as well using the filter; just check out the latest version of rssLinkList and look in the readme.txt file. Cheers, Bill Rawlinson I’m not sure why you need ezstatic to get the rssLinkList plugin to work (unless it is a really old version of wordpress perhaps) because rssLinkList was designed to work stand-alone and comes with all of the files it need to run properly.

Perhaps you’re using ezstatic so you can put php code right into your posts? If that is the case it is unnecessary for rssLinkList because there is a filter capability to the plugin for the last few releases where you can put <!–rss:url_to_feed–> in a post and have the feed show up there.

You can pass all of the parameters in as well using the filter; just check out the latest version of rssLinkList and look in the readme.txt file.

Cheers,
Bill Rawlinson

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