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FutureRSS
The future-rss.php script is used to automatically
delay the publication of Items in an RSS feed. This
allows Items in a RSS feed to be created ahead of
time, and then slowly released over a period of
time. Many people have tried to set the PubDate
field on their RSS feed Items to a future date and
time, in an attempt to have that particular item
become 'visible' to their feed's subscribers on
that particular date and time. Unfortunately, they
will soon find out that many RSS readers and aggregators
don't honor future PubDates, and immediately show
all their feed's items. The future-rss.php script
'hides' the future items from RSS feed readers and
aggregators, until their PubDate becomes current.
FutureRSS
The FutureRSS script only displays items thats
dates have passed. Allowing web publishers
to prepublish content weeks or even month's
in advance, knowing that the content will
automatically be displayed at the appropriate
time. Publishers can control the publication
date, syndicating contents well in advance.
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The new FutureRSS script will be made available
free of charge to all registered users of FeedForAll
and FeedForAll Mac.
Because the resulting page is pure HTML, it will
be in a format friendly to search engine robots.
Scripts Directory Access
scripts
directory grants access to all RSS scripts
currently in the scripts directory |
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*free for registered FeedForAll
or FeedForAll Mac users. All others must
purchase script directory access. |
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System Requirements: |
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webserver
that supports PHP |
| Feed |
RSS
2.0, .93, .92, .91, or .90 feed |
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