RSS Feed Block - BUT, using PHP

[hyem]

I believe you have to set allow_url_fopen in php.ini to On in order to get feeds. I had the same issue, and that solved it.

where can i find this file to change ? (the place of this file ?)
cause the rss didn't work for me too

[IchBin]

You'll need to ask your host that questions mate.

[hyem]

You can make your own php.ini file, but be careful some host dont like it!
open notepad or similar, paste

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allow_url_fopen = On save as php.ini upload to your forum root, I have not tested this so use at your own risk!! 
test your rss feed

trying to create php.ini to forum root still won't work for me,.. I just migrate from joomla to TP, but i've los my rss link

[IchBin]

You can make your own php.ini file, but be careful some host dont like it!
open notepad or similar, paste

Code Select Expand

allow_url_fopen = On save as php.ini upload to your forum root, I have not tested this so use at your own risk!! 
test your rss feed

trying to create php.ini to forum root still won't work for me,.. I just migrate from joomla to TP, but i've los my rss link

This means that your host has probably turned the option for you to have a custom php.ini file off.

[Sin69]

This might be of some use, I recently went from a dedicated box to a shared one, so I lost root access to the php.ini on the server.

My new host gave me the following option:

PHP options can be enabled/disabled within the php.ini file in your hosting account. You or your web developer may like to upload their own php.ini. Here is how to get it working:

Create a plain-text file called .htaccess which is to be stored in your public_html directory. Inside this file, you should have:

suPHP_ConfigPath /home2/username/

Where 'username' is the username of your CPanel hosting account.
Upload your php.ini file into the root directory of your hosting account.

Note: With the php.ini file within the root directory, the PHP options you have enabled will be effective for your entire hosting account.

So it seems to be a 2 stage process where I also needed to add info to a .htaccess file.
If your host uses this method, it would be a matter of finding out what path to use.

Good luck with it!

[hyem]

yes thx,.. it's work now !!! thx.. alot..

but is there any trick to limiting content of our rss feed news