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Is there a way to view rss feeds as formatted xml that doesn't involve messing with my browser's installation or writing my own tool?
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Preferably a way that works on an OS other than Windows.
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I have a problem sending http-410 for very old rss feeds. Functional this can happen in one
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Hello, I'm using Magpie RSS to fetch a feed, and display it, but How can I display only the latest post ()? Thanks.
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<item cone="one"
url="http://google.com/{ccc}/cthree"
replace="{ccc}">
<itemsub conesub="conesub">
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Here is part 1 of our problem (Loading a dynamically generated XML file as PHP in Flash).
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