I am having this exact same problem, the title and descriptions come
through fine. seem to be something to do with there being two link
attributes. (link and atom:link)
var base = $(data).children("channel");
feed.title=base.children("title").text( );
feed.description=base.children("description").text( );
feed.link=base.children("link").eq(0).text( );
feed.pubDate=base.children("pubDate").text( );
feed.imgUrl = base.children("image").children("url").text();
if (!feed.imgUrl) {
feed.imgUrl = base.children("itunes:image").attr("href");
}
feed.type = "rss";
feed.email = base.children("itunes:owner").eq(0).children
("itunes:email").text();
feed.owner = base.children("itunes:owner").eq(0).children
("itunes:name").text();
actually the link data is in :
base.children("link").eq(0)[0].nextSibling.data
when inspecting with firebug, but i cant use that as it doesnt look
right
if you have a solution i would love to hear it - have wrestled with it
for a few hours now
regards
rob
On Oct 6, 11:24 pm, NRutman <nathan.rut...@gmail.com> wrote:
> MorningZ, done that. My approach is exactly what some other folks are
> using. I'm just wondering if anybody has come up across the problems
> I'm having with some fields being empty that really aren't empty in
> the XML. Or, that when they specify the XML dataType, JQuery returns
> an empty data object.
>
> So yes, I've done a fair amount of homework and Google searching.
> Anybody have any problems like these?
>
> Thanks,
> -Nate
>
> On Oct 6, 6:18 pm, MorningZ <morni...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Maybe take a look at what people have done in the past?
>
> >http://www.google.com/search?q=jquery+rss+reader
>
> > It definitely appears do-able
>
>
