UK Vendors pls read

[Vern]

MrKraken, nice job m8, I have added your feed as well as stealthvapes one. the page will be v.slow as it scrapes everything, then should cache it.

I'll do a once an hour update, so if your site changes I'll get new data within the next hour.

Once I see how it all looks mashed together I can do something more useful with this data

btw, this is all as "nofollow" for now. Data, not google-juice.

 

[MrKraken]

btw, this is all as "nofollow" for now. Data, not google-juice.

Aye, I had noticed front page isn't however!

You might want to limit how much data it pulls at a time mate, making slow right down is never good for your visitors. If you ever want anything design/php wise, give me a shout and I'll see what I can do for ya

 

[Vern]

@MrKraken could you possibly change your pubdate to use 4 digits? when sorting your products are all 100 years old:-)
http://feed2.w3.org/docs/error/InvalidRFC2822Date.html
"with the exception that the year must be 4 digits"

 

[MrKraken]

@MrKraken could you possibly change your pubdate to use 4 digits? when sorting your products are all 100 years old:-)
http://feed2.w3.org/docs/error/InvalidRFC2822Date.html
"with the exception that the year must be 4 digits"

lmao, it's actually using the official 822 format that classes as valid.... palm to the face!


I shall revert it (to the actually invalid one) now

 

[Vern]

job done, ta muchly

 

[thedarthVap3r]

bookmarks and tabbed

 

[Vapourtorium]

I just use my facebook feed on my website. I've not had much luck with RSS in the past

 

[stealthvape]

On Line 79
Replace:
$output .= '<pubDate>' . date('D, j F Y H:i:s e', strtotime($product['date_added'])). '</pubDate>';
With:
$output .= '<pubDate>' . date('D, j M Y H:i:s e', strtotime($product['date_added'])) . '</pubDate>';

It doesn't work for me and line 79 looks the same to me

 

[GreyHaze]

How does this work?

http://greyhaze.co.uk/collections/all.atom

 

[Vern]

I'll give it a quick go and let you know in 5 mins