A quick and dirty one, it shows the content of an rss feed. I had one feed it didn't work with, and a few others it did work with. It just shows the headers+the link to the article.
/* PHP CODE HERE */
$display="";
$count=0;
$xml = getFeed('http://www.fotogalerijen.be/parkcast/parkcast.xml');
foreach( $xml as $feed ) {
if ($count>=10) {
break;
}
if( ! $feed['title'] ) {
break;
}
$display.="<a href=\"".$feed['link']."\">".$feed['title']."</a><br />";
$count++;
}
/* BODY HERE */
$body = <<<EOF
$display
EOF;
Just copy/paste above code in a custom field, set the caching time on some value, edit the hardcoded feed url, and edit the max number of entries (10 now).
