Thanx from a lazy fuck

[Useless]

Originally Posted by walrus

I haven't actually had a chance to try this....hopefully I will soon.

It should be possible to add the feeds into pages on your blog instead of posts. I know there is a plug-in that will let you run PHP in a page and I'm thinking of trying an aggregator like Carp to actually add the feeds onto the page. You'll only have the most recent posts (however many are output by the sponsor) and not the history but I still think it could be cool plus it would allow you to use the feeds and maintain your blogs individuality.

Exec-PHP allows you execute PHP in WP's posts and pages.

Try to ignore the sloppiness of the next site link I give you - I use it for testing stuff out. Anyway, this is a WP page with Exec-PHP activated and using that new tool we released on Monday. http://www.maladapted.com/?page_id=288 So yes, you can run feeds on a WP page. You should be able to install a third-party aggregator and pull any feeds you wish. There may be a plugin aggregator for use on pages, but I haven't stumbled on one yet.

And, as you assert, this would allow bloggers to employ feeds on their blogs they wish to submit to aggregators like "Porn Pig" without the worry of having your sponsor aggregated content killing the uniqueness or decreasing the value of your blog's feed. Of course, this would also disclude you the opportunity of getting your affiliate coded posts into Technorati and the like.

[walrus]

Originally Posted by Useless Warrior

Of course, this would also disclude you the opportunity of getting your affiliate coded posts into Technorati and the like.

Since your not tagging your posts, this would be a fairly minor loss as only the categories would get translated anyway.

[Useless]

That hurts.

[Useless]

Originally Posted by walrus

Since your not tagging your posts, this would be a fairly minor loss as only the categories would get translated anyway.

Walrus, my journey to learn more about his tagging voodoo has lead me back to one of your threads. Am I to understand that tagging is nothing more than adding rel="tag" within my anchor tags? So <a href="somelink.com" rel="tag">my linked text</a> would 'tag' the words I've chose to link? If that's so, I'll go hardcode that into our system right now.

Please help me make sense of this stuff.

[walrus]

Exactly....

[Useless]

Originally Posted by walrus

Exactly....

Great! Thanks Walrus. You've been a very big help to me all long the way.

Looks like I have to go edit 8 copies of quicktags.js