Introduction
Motivation
Using the standard RSS Feed Portlet of Plone, you may end up in blocked Zope threads when the requested URLs are not responding in a sensible time. This alternative prohibits this by doing the work on the client.
Abstract
collective.portlet.rssjs adds a new Portlet RSS Feed (JS) to the Plone Site.
This portlet uses the GOOGLE FEEDS API via ajax to get and parse rss feeds.
As a boilerplate
was used.
The dom is manipulated on the client to add the Feed Items.
The portlet has the same markup as the std Plone RSS Feed portlet.
Changelog
0.2 (2010-07-19)
add pubdate for feed entries, showing the date using toLocaleDateString [hplocher]
add even/odd classes [hplocher]
add compatibility with Plone 3 (use jQuery instead of $, as $ is undefined in Plone 3) [hplocher]
0.1 (2010-07-16)
Initial release
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