Strange it seems to be working ok now if not try this page it's the actual sample http://www.projecty.org/bites/feedme.php
ciao N On Sep 11, 5:19 am, Rodrigo Dlugokenski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > hellspawn: Oops...I completely forgot the part of cross-domain aspect > (Cold water in my balls... ouch). > Thanks for clarifying ;) > > Cache will helps only the unfrequently updated feeds. I had to put > some feeds that have less-than-minute updates (almost real-time), with > more than 60~100 items. :( But the curl idea can helps. > > I'll try now load every RSS separately via Ajax, with his own > frequency update. Each ajax response will be created at my domain, and > each with his own frequency update (and cache renew time), instead of > one global value. I debugged some things, and concluded that the slow > response of server is because of one or two RSS feeds sloooooow > responses. I'll try to tweak timeout too... > > yproject: Your website is not loading correctly right now... Timeout > all times. :( > But I fav'ed and will check later. > > Martin: Thanks for flXHR tip. Checking right now! > > On Sep 11, 8:16 am, "Martin Tillmann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > sound interesting, maybe flXHR could help to get past the cross-domain > > barrier to make the clients catch their feeds themselves. > > Haven't tried it with mootools myself yet but the site says it will > > integrate transparently > > > On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 7:02 PM, Rodrigo Dlugokenski <[EMAIL > > PROTECTED]>wrote: > > > > I'm trying to build an RSS Reader using javascript, and i want to know if > > > someone have some project of this type. > > > > I'm already have this working via PHP RSS Parser (using KohanaPHP or > > > SimplePie), but with increment of RSS feeds, the server gets heavy load. > > > Because of this, i'll try to build an javascript alternative (to share the > > > load with user), and choosed mootools as framework (because the simplicity > > > and power of moo ;P~ ). > > > > Someone have any piece of this? Already working, planning to work, ...? > > > Any > > > link, advices or indications? > > > > Thanks for attention :) > > > > -- > > > ___________________________________________________ > > > Rodrigo Dlugokenski > > > *Computer Science Student in Informatics Institute - Federal University of > > > Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil* > > > *Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
