> Another approach would have the feed fetching functionality in a
> separate template which is run as a scheduled task every 2 minutes. That
> task can shove the parsed (and potentially formatted) feed into the
> application scope. (With a lock.) And then your main page can output
> that variable
Thanks Jonah,
I am sorry for the late reply.
The WordPress's RSS feed is stable but due to excessive resource usage, the
newswebsite has been suspended a few times after which we had to call the
Hosting company to restore it.
>To have the rest of the page load and then the feed display later
To have the rest of the page load and then the feed display later,
you'll have to use AJAX to pull in a separate CF page clientside. (You'd
still use caching in the feed.cfm so it'd only be slow occasionally.)
Another approach would have the feed fetching functionality in a
separate template w
Hi All,
I have a main index page which is in ColdFusion which gets a RSS feed from
another website(Newswebsite which is a WordPress 3.9.2 website running on
shared hosting). The Newswebsite is on shared hosting so takes about 7 seconds
to load(a little slow, I know, but the decision to go with
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