inserting records coming from a rss feed into a cms builder

5 posts by 3 authors in: Forums > CMS Builder
Last Post: September 8, 2010   (RSS)

By moh3 - September 3, 2010

hello to all

i have a question about inserting records coming from
a rss feed into a cms builder section, the idea is that i have created a plugin that utilize a function when you enter the section which i called area it calls the function which in return
call cURL and gets some info from the rss channel
and in return inserts this info into the db table

but i have a problem in duplicate records how would i make
my db tables unquie so that any duplicates will refused

i also need to control the publishing of these records
so that only records i approve gets published

awaiting your help please

Re: [moh3] inserting records coming from a rss feed into a cms builder

This sounds like very interesting plugin. Good luck!
Cheers,

Tim (toledoh.com.au)

Re: [chris] inserting records coming from a rss feed into a cms builder

By moh3 - September 8, 2010

thanks chris will the check for a record slow the site?
the idea is each time i enter this section i would fire a function to get new rss record from a remote site

my question is:
1- can you please maybe provide a code example on how
to only restrict this function for the admin

2- how would i create an simple form that has fields
for text and submit button were through this form i would enter a url and on submit fire my function which will get new rss records

3- what kind of query will can i use to check for records
and can i use any built db functions to that,any docs about the software would nice to extend it

Re: [moh3] inserting records coming from a rss feed into a cms builder

By Chris - September 8, 2010

Hi moh3,

I'm afraid we can't provide this depth of help through our free support service; however, our consulting service would be happy to help you either work through building this yourself or providing you with a complete, working example which you can modify, expand upon, or simply use as-is. Our rates are very fair. :)

Please let me know if this is something you're interested in and I can have a quote written up for you.
All the best,
Chris