I have a web site with some php scripts
that generates the xml files for Rss.
These scripts gen the xml file only if the current xml file is older than n seconds.. 4 caching...
how do u suggest to run those scripts silently?
i thought to include those files inside the homepage script so that are the user calling the scripts and updating the rss...
what you suggest?
I would say just point the RSS feed(s) to the PHP script itself, so that every time the RSS feed is called/read, your PHP script can check a local .xml file to see if it has been updated within the last 'n' seconds and, if so, simply [man]readfile/man it out to the stream. If not, generate the new .xml file first.
bradgrafelman;10964806 wrote:I would say just point the RSS feed(s) to the PHP script itself, so that every time the RSS feed is called/read, your PHP script can check a local .xml file to see if it has been updated within the last 'n' seconds and, if so, simply [man]readfile/man it out to the stream. If not, generate the new .xml file first.
i tryed to do what you say:
$doc = new DOMDocument();
if($doc->load( 'http://www.mysite.com/rss/news.latest.php' ){
//parse code here....
}
this on my intranet apache server is working....
on the apache webserver I have onlyne the load func returns always false.....
i also tryed accessing by relative path , absolute /sitefolder/rss/news.latest.php
and also with $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/sitefolder/rss/news.latest.php
none of these working...