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I am interested in getting an RSS feed for new customer reviews for my app on the app store, does Apple provide an RSS feed for new app reviews? There are indeed feeds of App Store reviews by country. Here's an example from my app (Snapix): https://itunes.apple.com/us/rss/customerreviews/id=471339479/sortBy=mostRecent/xml Apple doesn't, but there are third parties that do. I use AppComments Apple has since added an RSS feed, see Thundertron's answer below 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5891466/are-there-rss-feeds-for-ios-apps-reviews-on-the-app-store

What is the difference, if any, between the <description> tag and the <content:encoded> tag in RSS 2.0 format specifications? Is one more important than the other? Should I be using both in my feeds or one will suffice? The <description> tag is for the summary of the post, but in plain text only. No markup. You can get around that if you escape the tags or wrap the content in: <![CDATA[ post body goes <strong>here</strong> ]> But you're not really supposed to be doing that . If you want markup, you're supposed to use <content:encoded> and use the <![CDATA[ and ]> wrappers here. The content

I have this script to generate an XML file for an RSS feed. Works great in every browser except Chrome. Chrome just renders the XML as text. Something to do with header("Content-Type: application/rss+xml; charset=ISO-8859-1"); possibly? This is the code I'm using: <?php $linkUp = "http://localhost/sites/myBlog/"; header("Content-Type: application/rss+xml; charset=ISO-8859-1"); $rssfeed = '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>'; $rssfeed .= '<rss version="2.0">'; $rssfeed .= '<channel>'; $rssfeed .= '<title>Mytitle</title>'; $rssfeed .= '<link>' . $linkUp . '</link>'; $rssfeed .= '

Many people have described how to obtain the RSS data feed for a Facebook page. For example: http://ahrengot.com/tutorials/facebook-rss-feed/ The following URL provides the feed for Coca-Cola's page: http://www.facebook.com/feeds/page.php?format=rss20&id=40796308305 However, I cannot seem to find any documentation on facebook.com that describes this interface. Does anyone know if this interface is officially supported by Facebook? I don't want to reference it in my code only to have it dropped unexpectedly by Facebook. I know I could use the Graph API 'posts' method of the 'page' object to

What is the right/best way to get data from an RSS feed using ASP.Net Core 1.0 (RC2) in C#. I want to work with the data in the RSS feed from my Wordpress blog which is https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/martinkearn/feed/ I know that in ASP.net 4.x, you'd use RssReader or SyndicationFeed but I cannot find an equivalent for ASP.net core. This is as far as I have got which returns the raw feed but I do not know how to extract the data from it. I want to enumerate the items and get the title and description from each one var feedUrl = "https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/martinkearn/feed/"; using (var

I have a wordpress blog that's sort of a quote of the day type of a deal and I am looking to make a simple iPhone app that automatically downloads the blog content (think RSS—kind of). I want my readers to be able to save their favorite posts and I need to be able to show access to all archives (about 440 posts to date). I also need it to send a push notification when a new post is detected. Anyway, I have been looking at RSS feeds, but it looks like I can only show the last ten. As far as iPhone programming experience, I'm by no means a noobie. However, I have mostly worked on game projects

I'm looking for something that will let me parse Atom and RSS in Ruby and Rails. I've looked at the standard RSS library, but is there one library that will auto-detect whatever type of feed it is and parse it for me? Feedzirra is one of the better options: http://www.pauldix.net/2009/02/feedzirra-a-ruby-feed-library-built-for-speed.html Of course, I'm biased since I wrote it. :) Googleage reveals some things. Were they not acceptable? Simple RSS Ruby-Feedparser require 'simple-rss' require 'open-uri' rss = SimpleRSS.parse open('http://slashdot.org/index.rdf') rss.channel.title # => "Slashdot"