Thanks Dave. I appreciate the initiation. :o)
Chris
DaveG wrote:
In very basic terms you can pretty much substitute the word "join" or "combine"
for mash-up. Thus, in this case we're combining RSS feeds from multiple sources into a single
presentation.
~ ~ Dave
On Fri, 20 Apr 2007 11:25:54 -0500, Christopher Jordan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
So by "mashing" you mean supplying multiple feeds from different domains?
Maybe
I should just google "mashing feeds" or "feed mashing defined" or
something.
Chris
Mike Alsup wrote:
Hi Chris,
Typically you need a server-side component to pull off a mashup
because you're combining content from multiple sources. JavaScript
employs a same origin policy to prevent XHR requests to foreign
domains so you need to do your mashing on the server. But with this
new Google API you can mash feed urls on the client because they're
providing the server-side logic for you. Thanks, Google!
Mike
Can you explain what you mean by "mashing feeds on the client"? I'm
not really
well versed in RSS feeds (which is what I'm assuming you mean by
"feeds") so I'm
interested in what this means.
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