PHP:
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print "
- \n"; foreach ($twitterxml->channel->item as $twitteritem) { print "
- $twitteritem->title \n"; } print "
?>
HTML Produced, putting the twitter feed into a list, this can not be customized using CSS styles:
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- ches_cat: about to go off to uni... time for some film philosophy
- ches_cat: is about to get started on this essssayyyyyyyyy!
- ches_cat: yooooo
- ches_cat: also sopranos what an awesome show! where has it been all my life?
- ches_cat: is about to sleep
lots to think about - dissertation, my web project and a philosophy exam! But was happy to get a 69 for his exam!! - ches_cat: yo
- ches_cat: hello
- ches_cat: hi
- ches_cat: i am sitting in the su with ant, marta and aggi
- ches_cat: enjoyed misfits. whos the masked dude??
- ches_cat: doesn't like gin anymore :'(
- ches_cat: loved 'how to train your dragon' ace animation!
- ches_cat: whos watching?
- ches_cat: has just finished his second run of the week, a bit hard this time. getting cold.
- ches_cat: is going to have a cup of tea with nem. woop.
- ches_cat: is feeling a lot better. roll on game studies presentation.
- ches_cat: is feeling ill :(
- ches_cat: has just been on a run, feels energized!!!
- ches_cat: is ready to start the week! still slightly hung-over though.
- ches_cat: is hungovvvver
Next step is to interlink two RSS files, one twitter feed, and then one image.
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