Adding RSS feeds

Hey gang, i used to be able to just click an rss feed and mail would auto ask me if i want to ask that feed. Now i have to copy the address bar and maually add it into my mail 'add rss feed' to get it in. Anybody know how i can get it back to auto?
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Problem adding RSS feeds in Mail

After upgrading to SL, I'm having some issues with adding new RSS feeds in Mail.app. Some of the feeds are being added without any problem (e.g. http://rss.support.apple.com/macos) while others can't be added (e.g. http://images.apple.com/main/rss/hotnews/hotnews.rss): when I click "Subscribe in Mail" in Safari, the Mail.app window gains focus but no other (visible) action is performed; when I try to add this new feed directly in Mail.app, there's no reaction after the "Add RSS Feed" popup window is dismissed.
I've seen a lot of issues related to Mail.app in SL in this forum but I haven't found anything similar to this problem. Any hints on debugging/solving this issue?
TIA for any answers.

OK, I now resolved this issue. I removed the ~/Library/Mail/Envelope Index file, re-run Mail.app and after that I'm able to add all my feeds back to mail. I haven't tried that before so I'm not sure if it's a matter of the 10.6.1 update or just a solution to this issue.

Viewing and adding rss feeds on iPad

How can I see if a site I'm on has an RSS feed and how would I subscribe?
On my Mac there's usually an icon in the address bar of whatever browser I'm using and clicking on it will add the feed to Google Reader. Can I do this on the iPad?

Hi Bunty ,
Looks to be from How To Components . Here is the link :
https://bitbucket.org/jhult/howtocomponents/commits/c5314b711a5f1c18af277ed95e32312825c6ee58
https://bitbucket.org/jhult/howtocomponents/commits/c5314b711a5f1c18af277ed95e32312825c6ee58#chg-component/HowToComponen…
Hope this helps .
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Srinath

Adding RSS feeds in Wiki's web snippet

My specific goal is to add a Google News feed onto a Wiki page.
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Thanks,
Allen

OK, I now resolved this issue. I removed the ~/Library/Mail/Envelope Index file, re-run Mail.app and after that I'm able to add all my feeds back to mail. I haven't tried that before so I'm not sure if it's a matter of the 10.6.1 update or just a solution to this issue.

Adding rss feed

I would like to add rss feed pages to my website.
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http://www.msad54.org >
Is the dreamfeeder extention a good way to go?
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http://www.rnsoft.com/en/index.php
>
Thanks,
Nancy Jervey

1. You want to publish a feed on your site that someone else
is providing?
or
2. You want to offer your content as a source for others to
publish on their
sites?
As I see it, the extension does number 2. It looks like it is
free for
single use, so you could give it a go.
~Nick

Adding RSS feed to site

Hi all,
I'm looking to add an RSS Feed (I think that's what it's
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to use? I'm looking add a widget/app/program that will
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Feed Roll - JavaScript generator for including news feeds in
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Adding RSS feed to MUSE homepage

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Hi there,
Check https://forums.adobe.com/message/4866796 which discusses the same query.
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Adding RSS feeds to pages other than blogs or podcasts

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Simon - pages that iWeb defaults to (blogs and podcasts) are the pages that have "update-able" content. iWeb currently wont allow you to put it on a page that isn't set up that way.
I've tried to get it done on my pages, but to know avail yet. the best I've been able to come up with is that the program will give you the opportunity to "announce" your site when you publish a new page. If you create a group in mac mail, you can quickly announce an update that way.
not as sexy I know, but it gets the job done...

GW 2012 - RSS-Feeds don't refresh automatically

Hello everybody!
Our Novell GroupWise 2012 runs on terminal server. There is no problem in adding RSS-Feeds to your GroupWise system. But if you want to configure a refreshing interval, no refreshing will happen. You must refresh the Feeds manually.
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Originally Posted by I3EDV
Hello everybody!
Our Novell GroupWise 2012 runs on terminal server. There is no problem in adding RSS-Feeds to your GroupWise system. But if you want to configure a refreshing interval, no refreshing will happen. You must refresh the Feeds manually.
Installing GroupWise 2012 local on a pc, everthing ist fine even the refreshing interval works.
I have no idea how to solve this problem and I hope anybody can help me.
Thanking you in anticipation!
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How To add RSS feeds To N900

Can Someone explain a step by step process of adding rss feed on N900.
Please use this page as an example so its easy to add.
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Hi InvinsibleSach,
Try this.
On this message thread first do the following:
Topic Options (just above your first post)
Subscribe to This Topic's RSS Feed
That will open a new window.
Take note of the URL in that new address bar.
(/discussions/rss/message?board.id=maemo&message.id=14252)
Now on your N900:
Menu
RSS
+ symbol at bottom left of screen
Type the address you noted before into the text field.
(/discussions/rss/message?board.id=maemo&message.id=14252)
Done
I hope this helps.
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Add rss feeds

Hi all
Just a quick question regarding adding rss feeds on to the iPhone, this is new to me and I wondered if it is possible to add them in the same way as on the mac ie into apple mail. Is this possible or is a third party app required?

Look for an app in the app store, there are many.

RSS Feeds - View/Edit Content Source?

After adding RSS feeds to Mail, I am able to "Rename" or "Delete" an existing feed, but I don't see a way to be able to view the source for an existing feed. If I have an older feed and want to view the source address I originally used to establish that, is there a way to do this?

Anyone have any words of wisdom on this??

RSS Feeds do not work correctly in Mail.app

I have already filed a bug report about this problem. I have added RSS Feeds in Mail.app by importing them from Safari. The feeds were added to Mail. There are two problems though:
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* The RSS Folder in Mail disappears after a while! Only restaring Mail solves the issue (temporarily)

Same here, tried selecting all feeds and ctrl+clicking to "Update All RSS Feeds" as well as "Get New Mail > RSS", neither works.

Adding an RSS feed on your site.

Dear Sirs,
I would like to add an rss feed on the red cross gozo branch
site www.rcgozo.org/news.html so that it will automatically be
updated with international news from
http://www.icrc.org/eng.
How can I do this?
Thanks for your help.
Mario

Google for information on adding an RSS feed to your web
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message
news:el7m4i$6dh$[email protected]..
> Dear Sirs,
>
> I would like to add an rss feed on the red cross gozo
branch site
> www.rcgozo.org/news.html so that it will automatically
be updated with
> international news from
http://www.icrc.org/eng.
>
> How can I do this?
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Mario
>

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I have a forum as well as a main website. The forum generates its own RSS feed and I would like to add this to the home page of my website so I can display a box with the latest posts from my forum. I have seen many things on Google about creating your own RSS feeds from scratch but I can find anything about adding a remote RSS feed to a site in DW. Is this possible to do?

How are you running IPB right now? Are you paying for a hosting package or do you have a license that you can install it anywhere?
If you are just running a forum through them without buying a license and you don't have PHP available to you with the rest of your hosting then that could be an issue. The only other way it could be done is probably with Javascript or there may be a JQuery option to run it, but it will be coding the pages manually rather than going through DW.
Now with XAMPP if something did not uninstall properly, I would recommend downloading the installer package again, running it and then uninstalling it. It really won't leave security holes on your machine unless you setup your firewalls to allow external access to your ports. By default I believe XAMPP changes the port from the default of 80 to something else for the website. Personally speaking I've used WAMP on Windows and MAMP on Mac. I have not had much luck running the XAMPP packages for Windows or Mac myself.
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