WackoWiki: Externe Feeds Einbinden

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Externe Feeds Einbinden



kurze Beschreibung zu RSS / Atom und deren Möglichkeiten

wie findet man Feeds?

Sinnvolle Anwendungsbereiche / Beispiele im Kontext von WackoWiki

1. Die Aktion feed

-> Aktion: RSS/Atom Feed Integration[link2]

Aufruf: {{feed url="http://..." [title=no] [max="x"] [style="css-style"] [time=1]}}

Diese einfache Aktion basiert auf SimplePie[link3], einer einfach zu benutzenden API.

Parameter:

2. Anleitung


Formatierung

3. Beispielfeeds


Bastle dir dein Wiki-MobLog (Bilder von flickr.com -> eigenen Account eröffnen)
{{feed url="http://www.flickr.com/services/feeds/photos_public.gne?tags=art&format=rss_200" max=1 time=1}}

XML

Pool von Japan Through the Eyes of Others[link4]


Eiheiji Temple 永平寺[link5]

banzainetsurfer hat dem Pool ein Foto hinzugefügt:

Eiheiji Temple 永平寺

Eiheiji (永平寺) is a large temple complex and active monastery standing on a cedar-covered slope in the mountains just outside Fukui City. The temple was founded in 1244 by Dogen, the Buddhist scholar who introduced Soto Zen from China to Japan in 1228. Eiheiji is one of two head temples of the Soto Sect of Zen Buddhism (the other was formerly Sojiji Temple on the Noto Peninsula before its head functions were transferred to Yokohama).

The sizable temple complex consists of over 70 buildings, which are connected to each other by covered walkways that protect from the heavy snow seen in the region from December to March. The warmer months bring lush vegetation to the temple grounds, which are especially beautiful from late October to early November when the autumn colors typically peak.

Source: www.japan-guide.com/e/e6601.html


3.1. Siehe auch


Referring pages:

  1. Doc/Deutsch/Aktionen/Feed[link7]
  2. Doc/Deutsch/Artikel[link8]