Answer by Zoredache for creating an rss feed in php (viewing in mamp)
I wonder if all your output is getting escaped properly. Does the data in your mysql table include any of the characters that need to be treated specially?If you have the PHP cli installed you might...
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In MAMP you can get to the PHP error log by opening the MAMP panel and clicking Server > PHP > View Log. Depending on your setup you may get blank output when an error occurs. The error may help...
View ArticleAnswer by Rudd Zwolinski for creating an rss feed in php (viewing in mamp)
When I copy this code and change around the MySQL settings to use a database that actually exists for my setup of MAMP, this works fine for me, with 0 items since the table doesn't exist in the DB. In...
View ArticleAnswer by Bryan Kyle for creating an rss feed in php (viewing in mamp)
A couple things to try:Check the logs.Move the call to header() to the top, before output.Remove the <blockquote> tags.Add a processing instruction (<?xml version="1.0"?>) at the top,...
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i've created an rss feed in php using the below code. i've double checked all the variables (i.e. username and password) and they are correct. mysql is set up correctly as well. i'm just getting a...
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