Create RSS Feed for Static Web Sites

http://vitamincm.com/use-rss-to-do-more-with-internet-data
Use Dapper.net to create an RSS feed for sites that do not provide on.
See the entire article at www.VitaminCM.com

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• dapper
• feed
• reader
• rss
• sofware
• tutorial

[socialmediaman]

Hey is dapper.net still working for RSS feeds?

[VitaminCM]

@socialmediaman Yes - I just used it the other day.

[socialmediaman]

@VitaminCM Where would I go to enter my URL to generate my RSS feed? It looks totally different than the site in the video you posted.

Also, take a look at this site: showyurboobs com

Tell me, how would an RSS feed be generated for this site? It creates posts dynamically.

[VitaminCM]

@socialmediaman They actually changed it up.

You need to go to this link to build your RSS apps:

dapper.net/dapp-factory.jsp

By the way, it totally works with the site that you mentioned. Funny stuff.

[isabelle8219]

Great video! static pages really pose as a problem when one wants to be updated on it. can i use this video in class? thanks a lot!

[VitaminCM]

@isabelle8219 I'm glad it was helpful. You can use it anywhere you like.

Thanks,

Chris

[socialmediaman]

what's up with You Tube?? I can't even send the link

[socialmediaman]

What's weird though, when I attempt to enter the feed URL into Facebook app. 'RSS Graffiti'

[socialmediaman]

I finally got the RSS feed up.

[socialmediaman]

Hey sorry for all the emails.

[socialmediaman]

Boobs ...funny? LOL. Hey thanks for getting back with me. When I entered the domain URL I got this message "Dapper works best with two or more URLs. You only have one in your basket. Are you sure you want to continue with only one?"

I'm confused, as i'm not clear. Will I literally have to select every thumbnail on each page? (6 pages created daily) How can I get it to grab posts dynamically?

[socialmediaman]

@VitaminCM hmm...