Hello Zoe,
I have just used the rsshelper over the weekend and have it done exactly as
in
Nate sample:
<?php
$channel = array('title'=>$search.' Suche via RSS-Suchmaschine');
$this->pageTitle = $search.' gesucht via RSS-Suchmaschine.de';
echo $rss->items($data, 'transformRSS');
function transformRSS($data) {
return array(
'title' => $data['Feed']['titel'],
'link' => $data['Feed']['xmlurl'],
'guid' => array('action' => 'view', $data['Feed']['id']),
'description' => $data['Feed']['description'],
//'author' => $data['User']['name'],
'pubDate' => $data['Feed']['modified']
);
}
?>
Just used pageTitle to set the title of the feed. Works like expected ;)
2008/1/28, MonkeyGirl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>
>
> So to answer my original question, the fix is to do a foreach loop on
> the array first, transforming the content with helpers, and *then* use
> $rss->items after that.
>
>
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