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How can I get the title tag from the s:variant block below using simple pie? <s:variant> <id>product_variants-96590662</id> <title>Default Title</title> <s:price currency="GBP">10.00</s:price> <s:sku>002</s:sku> <s:grams>0</s:grams> </s:variant> I've tried the following to avail, and also 'variant' and just 's' $caption = $item->get_item_tags('http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom', 's:variant'); The feed in question is here (from shopify), and the docs on get_item_tags is here . You can read the xml namespace for s from the <feed> tag. <feed xmlns:s="http://jadedpixel.com/-/spec/shopify" xml:lang="en

I have a ATOM-XML representation of my data that is returned via a Spring MVC web service. I'm using JAXB to do the serialization, I have a number of namespaces but I want the default namespace set to Atom with no prefix. Here is what I have so far in package-info.java but the atom prefix is being set to ns3. @XmlSchema(namespace = com.mycomponay.foo.ATOM_NAMESPACE, xmlns = { @XmlNs(prefix = "foo", namespaceURI = com.mycomponay.foo.NAMESPACE_FOO), }, elementFormDefault = javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlNsForm.QUALIFIED) package com.mycompany.web; import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlNs; Also I

I'm currently building a new online Feed Reader in PHP. One of the features i'm working on is feed auto-discovery. If a user enters a website URL, the script will detect that its not a feed and look for the real feed URL by parsing the HTML for the proper tag. The problem is, the way im currently detecting if the URL is a feed or a website only works part of the time, and I know it can't be the best solution. Right now im taking the CURL response and running it through simplexml_load_string, if it can't parse it I treat it as a website. Here is the code. $xml = @simplexml_load_string( $site

It is recommended to add to RSS 2.0. I am wondering if there is any Rome module available to add this tag? Like what they developed for content, media, etc . The blog post Adding Atom links to an RSS feed generated by ROME answers exactly that question: there is no build-in immediate support for Atom elements inside an RSS feed ... I’ve implemented an AtomContent class that holds a list of com.sun.syndication.feed.atom.Link but is easy extensible. The code is published as https://github.com/michael-simons/java-syndication . It's not a module, but you can use Channel.getForeignMarkup() if you

I've just upgrade my rails application from the 3.0.7 version to the release candidate 3.1.0 and I got a strange error located in my atom feed builder: ActionView::Template::Error (wrong number of arguments (1 for 0)): 1: atom_feed do |feed| 2: feed.title("site name") 3: 4: for post in @posts app/views/posts/index.atom.builder:1:in `_app_views_posts_index_atom_builder___1517323884_2197638100' It seems to need an argument in the atom_feed method, but I tried to put something in it and it hasn't fixed the problem. It worked before the upgrade. Builder 3.0 is not compatible with fast_xs 0.8.0 on

Back in about 2006, I wrote a nice XSLT that transformed my RSS feeds into custom HTML. That way if a user clicked from a browser it would display as a simple page rather than a bunch of junk XML. If that same URL was used in a feed reader it was handled properly and everything was slick. Now days, most browsers (IE, Firefox, Safari, Opera) seem to grab hold of the styles and won't let go. And Chrome just plain ignores the stylesheet transformation. Given that it has been several years, am I simply forgetting some detail? Didn't it used to just be this easy? <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8

I want to provide some RSS feed(s) for my site. Is it worth providing Atom feeds? or is Atom the more common feed? Is there a winner? BTW, this relates to programming because I'm required to program the feed which we will provide (or use some open source code, etc). Update So far it looks like peeps are saying Atom should be the way to go if I need to only spend time supporting one? Anyone else agree with these thoughts (and hopefully backed up by some stats??) Possible Solution While stumbling around the net for some RSS schema details, I was reading the RSS Wiki entry , and they say As of