RSS2HTMLPro.ASP |
ASP script for RSS/ATOM to
HTML conversion in your ASP and ASP.NET web site with multiple feeds
input and advanced filtering support Quick Start
tutorial: filter RSS content and convert int HTML using RSS2HTMLPro.asp
script
This page provides a quick guide on using RSS2HTMLPro.asp script (commercial vresion of freeware RSS2HTML.asp script) to display filtered content from RSS/XML feed on a web-page in ASP or ASP.NET environment. You can use this script standalone or call from existing page to display filtered HTML content from RSS feed. Benefits of PRO version:
See also: displaying content from multiple RSS feeds using PRO version HTML template for RSS2HTML conversionPRO version uses the following HTML template code (you can adjust this code to fit your design or contact us to help you if you are a registered user of PRO version): ' ##### Main template constants Using URL to RSS feed and keywords passed as parameters:You can use hard coded URL to RSS feed or pass link to a feed as a parameter in URL to the script. To pass RSS feed link as a parameter (so you can pass different RSS feeds to a one script) just set UseParametersFromURL variable inside RSS2HTMLPro.asp script to True. Then pass URL to RSS feed as a "URLToRSS"
parameter in URL like this: Below is a screenshot of generated HTML content:
To set filtering keywords use the following parameters:
For example: http://mywebsite.com/RSS2HTMLPro.asp?Keywords=HTML Screenshot of generated HTML content (items from RSS were filtered by "HTML" keyword):
Example: RSS2HTMLPro.asp?Keywords=HTML-color+php Screenshot of generated content below (items were filtered by "HTML" and "PHP" include keywords and excluding "color" negative keyword):
How to use script on existing web-pages: To call script from existing page please use virtual include
ASP command: < !--#include file="RSS2HTMLPro.asp"-->.
< p>RSS content is displayed below:</p> IMPORTANT: If you call script without parameters in URL then make sure that you've set UseParametersFromURL variable inside script to False so script will use hardcoded parameters, not external parameters passed in URL RSS2HTMLPro.ASP tutorials: |
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