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H0w can I run 2 or more separate feeds?

You can rename this script ANY way you want, and use any related keywords.. Fpor example, You can extract feed from Craigslist regarding 'toyota corolla for sale' and name your file accordingly: something like

http://yoursite.com/toyota-corolla-for-sale.php

then you can extract feed regarding sales of Honda Accord and take exactly the same file and name it as

http://yoursite.com/honda-accord-for-sale.php

Both of the files will co-exist in the same folder just fine. It makes it REALLY easy to create a directory of any complexity.
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How to combine/mix several feeds?

When you edit your 'index.php' file inser more than one
$urls[]. for example:

Code:



$urls[]='http://link_to_rss1.com';

$urls[]='http://link_to_rss2.com';

$urls[]='http://link_to_rss3.com';

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How to create a new theme?

How to install this script?

It is really simple!
1. Create a new folder on your server.
1. Edit "index.php" file:

Code:



$urls[] = 'http://somesite.com/ '; // URL of RSS feed

$terms = '';] // comma separated. This is a filter for your feeds. Only articles, which have those words/phrases will be shown. Leave empty to show all articles

$title = 'Title for your new feed';    //  Page/feed  'title' tag

$description = 'Description for your new feed';      //  Page/feed  'description' tag

$templateFolder = 'dual'; // template name

2. Save 'index.php' (you can re-name it , if you wish, or if you plan to use this script more than one time)
3. Create a new folder on your web server, for example, /feeds/.
4. Copy all files you recieved from us to this newly created folder.
5. Run this script from your browser:
http://yoursite.com/feeds/index.php
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What is "commonwords.php"?

t's a file which contains a list of "junk" words , which are either irrelevant to your project, or just to common, or too short to be keywords.
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