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Re: pubDate Appears in "Source" but Not RSS Feed
31 Mar 2014 03:44 pm | Anonymous
Posted by Anonymous
I thought I tried using "Create RSS" before and it didn't work. However, I just used it and it works fine. Go figure! Thanks so much for your response. |
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Intégrateur HTML/CSS Jquery Responsive / Développeur PHP ...
31 Mar 2014 02:32 pm | Anonymous
Tâches Mise en place des templates HTML réalisés par notre équipe de graphiste Développement des modules nécessitants l'utilisation de Jscript / Jquery / HTML5 / CSS3 Travaux sur modules PHP et liaison de l'intégration HTML avec les ... |
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Facebook, Google, Twitter, LinkedIn s'unissent pour publier WebScaleSql un fork de MySQL
31 Mar 2014 02:28 pm | Anonymous
Facebook, Google, Twitter, LinkedIn s'unissent pour publier WebScaleSql
un fork de MySQL
Pour permettre aux utilisateurs de profiter au maximum des performances et optimisations qu'ils ont apportées à MySQL, Facebook, Google, Twitter et LinkedIn se sont associées pour concevoir WebScaleSql, un SGBD émanant de la version 5.6 du SGBDR open source d'Oracle.
De nombreux bugs de MySQL ont été corrigés et une révision du code a été faite. Des entreprises tierces peuvent personnaliser WebScaleSql selon... |
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Combine items extracted with xPath
31 Mar 2014 12:55 pm | Anonymous
Posted by Anonymous
hi,
this is my pipe
http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.edit#6ec1688abe7424c63ea8fa9daa9d5a2a
in this pipe, there are several lines in Item.Description field, so when i create a RSS, only first line would be included.. How can i combine all these lines, so RSS would include all lines in it's Description.
thank you |
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No such pipe, or this pipe has been deleted?? - Error
31 Mar 2014 12:47 pm | Anonymous
Posted by Anonymous
Hi!
I try to open my pipe, so I click on view results, but I just get an error site (No such pipe, or this pipe has been deleted). I didnt delete this pipe so I wonder whats the problem is???
Thanks for your help
Niclas |
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Re: Get only items from today + update the pipe at a certain time each day
31 Mar 2014 11:49 am | Anonymous
Posted by Anonymous
Hello.
Firstly - thanks so much for taking the time to reply.
Now, I see what you mean about a pipe refreshing itself - bad choice of words on my part. What I meant was that I need to only allow one item through per day - after a certain time. So:
- The publish date would have to match today's date
- The publish time would have to be after a certain time
I've already got the code for 'one item per day' so the above two rules are all I need to get working.
I think that's doable with pipes.
I am a heavy user of IFTTT and I have looked into exactly what you suggested... it was my first thought too... I hope I'm missing a trick there, but I'm fairly sure that you cannot schedule IFTTT to tweet one feed item at a certain time as you suggest, it checks every 15 minutes on auto and tweets anything new. If you know of a way to achieve what you suggested in IFTTT I'd be very grateful to hear it.
I don't really understand what you're saying in your last paragraph - but when you refer to utime, in my pipe I was really just testing and trying to make it work without really understanding what I was doing. I was hoping to pass only items that match today's date through... and only items that had been posted after a certain time... but nothing I did worked.
I'm hoping someone can help me to get the above two rules working in my pipe... or if IFTTT can do what you suggest - that would work perfectly as well.
Cheers all - I really appreciate the help. |
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Re: Get only items from today + update the pipe at a certain time each day
31 Mar 2014 10:10 am | Anonymous
Posted by Anonymous
Hello,
First of all, the pipe doesn't refresh itself. All it can do is process its feed/webpage content when queried. Thus, it depends on what queries it (server? webpage?). If my guess is correct, and it is embedded in a HTML webpage, then it is refreshed on every visit of the page (be careful of the pipe limitations though).
Instead, I think you should use a pipe to retrieve the content, and some other service, like IFTTT, in-between the pipe and the querier. In IFTTT you can set the trigger as given time each day to do the action - retrieve your pipe feed. Be careful of IFTTT limitations in this case. Bonus is, you can tweet it more easily as IFTTT has a smooth integration with other services.
For your 1., be careful. In your pipe you filter from a utime and a few arithmetic operations. However, the utime you use is basically the now utime. It can be fine if you query the feed only once a day at a given time, however from what I see, you should substract current seconds, minutes, and hours.
Hope I was clear enough! |
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Re: Server status twitter bot
31 Mar 2014 09:51 am | Anonymous
Posted by Anonymous
Hello,
I'll go with almost the same answer then to your last post: easy, combined with IFTTT. Pipes will create a feed pinging your server. However this feed is created only when queried, hence IFTTT.IFTTT makes the connexion with twitter easy. It will query the pipe, which in turn will query your server, every 15min, and from there send a twit if down/up/whatever. |
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Re: pubDate Appears in "Source" but Not RSS Feed
31 Mar 2014 09:41 am | Anonymous
Posted by Anonymous
Hello,
replace your assign results to: item.pubDate by assign results to: item.y:published in your loop/date builder module. Pipes can infer the pubDate it will use from the compact pubDate you devised, but it's more reliable to give the full data. Likewise, you'll perfer to use y:id instead of title.
This being said, all of the above and more are done automatically when using the create RSS operator or the RSS item builder. |
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Vidéo sur MongoDB, la base NoSQL qui réinvente la gestion de données, par David Wursteisen
31 Mar 2014 09:00 am | Anonymous
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Flickerplate : jQuery plugin for flick through Content
31 Mar 2014 07:21 am | Anonymous
Flickerplate is a cool jQuery plugin that lets you flick through content.This plugin is by definition a jQuery plugin and so is required. It also requires Modernizr for touch detection and the jQuery.Finger library for touch events.
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jQuery HTML5 Radio Station Player
31 Mar 2014 06:59 am | Anonymous
This was a long term project which has been improved multiple times. It includes Multi-server Shoutcast & Icecast Stats PHP Class to parse current playing track and its playtime. Currently the script supports Icecast & Shoutcast (Tested on Latest Versions).
Features:
- Easy to Configure and Deploy
- Based on JPlayer (HTML5 & Flash Fall back)
- LastFM API for showing Artists Images
- Includes 12$ worth PHP Class Multi-server Shoutcast & Icecast Stats PHP Class
- Includes amazing PHP caching class that works with memcache, memcached, APC (user cache) and HDD cache (default)
- Allows your listeners to customize experience (Turn Flash on/off, Auto Play on/off, Change Background, Change Stream Quality (if you have multiple streams))
- Creates Play-list files on the fly from configured streams
- Best Deployed as POPUP or IFRAME so your listeners can keep browsing your site while listening
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jQuery-Pjaxr : Pushstate aJAX eXtended Replacements
31 Mar 2014 06:40 am | Anonymous
jquery-pjaxr is jQuery plugin that uses ajax and pushState to deliver a fast browsing experience.It is able to replace multiple containers and different head tags with full back-forward functionality.
There is already an awesome plugin called jquery-pjax on which this project is based. For not breaking existing frontends but to support the same port to the server this library is named pjaxr and accepts the same header X-PJAX.
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