If on MX, but not 8, you can use Ray Camden's cfrss cfc

http://cfrss.riaforge.org/

Writing the xml for the feed is only part of the project. deciding
where and when to write it is another.

So, a couple of implementation questions/ideas first. (I am guessing
RSS generation is new to you, so wanted to give you a few
alternatives.)

Does the data change often? If not, a static RSS file programmatically
generated may be a good approach. In your admin for adding new press
releases, write a new static pressRelease.xml file each time you save
or edit a press release.

If it does change often, a dynamic file might be a better bet. This
pulls the data and rebuilds the rss page every time it is requested,
and is always fresh. Your dynamic rss file can be called
pressReleaseRss.cfm (and yet return an rss feed), or if you want to
get trickier (and you have control over your environment), you could
go with pressRelease.rss (web.xml and iis/apache configuration needed)
or  /rss/pressRelease (isapi or mod rewrite). This is a comfort and
experience decision for you. I am implementing my rss feeds with the
..rss extension at the moment.

If you have a pressRelease.cfm page that returns the list of
pressReleases as a web page already, you should also put an RSS
auto-discovery tag on that page, so rss readers, spiders, and even
some browsers can detect that there is an rss version of the page.
This is above and beyond any rss icon or link you place on the web
pages.
http://www.petefreitag.com/item/384.cfm
http://www.rssboard.org/rss-autodiscovery


> On 9/8/07, C Broan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > Hello....
> >
> >   I have a client that want me to add an RSS feed to their site.  They
> > want to push out their press releases to their subscribers.  Would someone
> > here point me toward where I can learn how to do this?  Maybe there is a UDF
> > or custom tag out there that would help me?  Or perhaps a fusebox app I
> > could fold into my code?

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