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| QUOTE (koldfuzion @ Jul 16 2003, 11:41 PM) |
| Anyone interested in the Most Recent MXM skin listing? http://www.allxboxskins.com/rssmxm.xml I can give you guys the thumbnails too if you want them. Does the format need to be changed, BJ ? What about some kind of community feed for MXM? I could create a quick page |
| QUOTE (whoknew @ Jul 17 2003, 12:09 AM) |
| Maybe you could trick the server into thinking MXM is IE? or does the problem lie elsewhere? |
| QUOTE (koldfuzion @ Jul 17 2003, 01:10 AM) |
| i added the author and preview image in case anyone was interested in it. |
| QUOTE (jinx_removing @ Jul 22 2003, 04:35 AM) |
| BJ: Awesome dashboard. It is simply the best. I've been curious about this RSS feature as I don't know much about it. How does one integrate the RSS stuff into mxm.xml or menu.xml -- or, is it its own XML file? Does anyone have a working example? If this provides what I think it will to my dashboard, that'd be awesome. Any help / documentation would be greatly appreciated. I've checked the docs that bundle with MXM and have had no luck finding info. Thanks everyone. -Jinx |
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* Some Newsfeed capability... Add a Newsfeed node into the Config node of MXM.xml: <Config> : : <Newsfeed name="user"> <Global>True</Global> <RotateChannels>False</RotateChannels> <URL>http://www.xbox-scen...scene.xml</URL> <UpdateIntervalMin>28</UpdateIntervalMin> <RotateItemInterval>10</RotateItemInterval> </Newsfeed> : : </Config> Access it with a text source of "newsfeed" The user MUST have a proper DNS defined, otherwise, they have to use the dotted 'numeric' IP for the server. |
| QUOTE (leftyfb @ Jul 22 2003, 07:12 AM) |
| well, not sure about rdf .. i know X-S's RSS feed is compatible with the RDF plugin in trillian, so maybe an RSS reader will be able to read RDF. http://www.slashdot.org/slashdot.rdf |
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| <Newsfeed name="newsfeed"> <Global>True</Global> <RotateChannels>True</RotateChannels> <URL>http://xbins.org/xbins.xml</URL> <UpdateIntervalMin>28</UpdateIntervalMin> <RotateItemInterval>1</RotateItemInterval> </Newsfeed> |
| QUOTE (jinx_removing @ Jul 22 2003, 11:26 AM) | ||
| Thanks! Got it working, but I have one oustanding issue (and I'm sure it's easy to solve): Currenlty I am using xbins.org/xbins.xml as my news feed and I can't get the news item to rotate to the next item. Here's the MXM.XML settings:
I would think that RotateItemInterval would be the value to switch the visible news item...? Sorry to bother -- thanks for the help. |
| QUOTE (jinx_removing @ Jul 22 2003, 02:11 PM) |
| Gotcha -- so, if I have RotateItemInterval set to 1, then every 1 second it should be switching items in my RSS feed, correct? The Xbins feed has all the news items on its site in its XML feed -- but I only get the first one. And then it never changes. Last question - promise. -J |
| QUOTE (BenJeremy @ Jul 22 2003, 07:42 PM) | ||
Well, this might be a compiler optimization bug. I noticed it stopped working, but in my last recompile, it works fine now. I'll be looking into it again, though soon... |
| QUOTE (koldfuzion @ Jul 26 2003, 06:08 PM) |
| Yes, BJ.. that fixed it. I deleted my menu.xml and added the full menu back to mxm.xml and it still cycles through the newsgroup. <Newsfeed name="user1"> <Global>True</Global> <RotateChannels>True</RotateChannels> <URL>http://www.xbox-scen...scene.xml</URL> <UpdateIntervalMin>20</UpdateIntervalMin> <RotateItemInterval>5</RotateItemInterval> </Newsfeed> <Newsfeed name="user2"> <Global>True</Global> <RotateChannels>True</RotateChannels> <URL>http://www.allxboxsk...ssmxm.xml</URL> <UpdateIntervalMin>10</UpdateIntervalMin> <RotateItemInterval>5</RotateItemInterval> </Newsfeed> Works Great and cycles through both feeds. Thanks BJ! U the man! |
| QUOTE (BenJeremy @ Jul 26 2003, 11:06 PM) |
| I spotted the problem with bad newsfeeds... I changed it so it will only retry every 5 minutes if it fails. |
| QUOTE (a weasel @ Jul 29 2003, 11:38 AM) |
| hmm, it semms to be going really slow again, the problem disapears when i disable networking. this time its with the x-s newsfeed. what's going on? |
| QUOTE (Crash N Burn @ Jul 29 2003, 12:23 PM) |
| It did the same thing to me (running REALLY slow) when I loaded up Livewire skin. I thought it was the skin config . So I went throught it and it was fine . So I rebooted my computer /w the box off & rebooted my box and it solved it . Whew .....Let me tell ya ......................THAT SHIT SCARED ME ,,.............................Crash N Burn |
| QUOTE (BenJeremy @ Jul 29 2003, 05:29 PM) | ||
Well, if Evo-X has different network settings, it can upset the balance when switching between the two programs. I'm going to dig into the networking mysteries soon to clean thos up once and for all. Obviously, the System UI will allow you to edit those onscreen, too. |
| QUOTE (a weasel @ Jul 29 2003, 12:38 PM) | ||||
Interesting, Because I remember going into Evox when I discovered MXM was keyboard compatible (Allthough with several limitations). I wanted to see if Evox was aswell. Just to save a few people some time, It isn't. My solution to this problem is just deleting the Newsfeed settings in my mxm.xml. |
| QUOTE (Crash N Burn @ Jul 29 2003, 05:53 PM) |
| I ripped EvoX out wks ago (it didn't do anything for me ) MXM is my only dash (with good reasons why Could it be that my DCHP setting upsetted something . Never the less it solved it by rebooting . A small price to pay . It all works now . ,,.............................................Crash N Burn |
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| QUOTE (Amything @ Jul 29 2003, 03:07 PM) | ||
Would it be possible to add some sort of description tag? Say like this:
So when one has many newsfeeds it would display "X-S:" (for xbox scene) infront of each news item. That way we know where it comes from. Then it would perhaps look something like this: "X-S: Game Size Editor v1.6" "X-S: Fceultra V6" "AXS: Livewire" "AXS: Black box" |
| QUOTE (a weasel @ Jul 29 2003, 11:04 AM) |
| I use it to flash my BIOS time to time. |
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| i use avalaunch to download save games. |
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| Would it be possible to add some sort of description tag? So when one has many newsfeeds it would display "X-S:" (for xbox scene) infront of each news item. That way we know where it comes from. Then it would perhaps look something like this: "X-S: Game Size Editor v1.6" "X-S: Fceultra V6" "AXS: Livewire" "AXS: Black box" |
| QUOTE (Crash N Burn @ Jul 29 2003, 08:24 PM) | ||
I take it you don't have ftp going on |
| QUOTE (chief @ Aug 25 2003, 03:22 AM) |
| found a whole bunch of newsfeeds here... i haven't tested them out yet, but i assume they are in the right format http://w.moreover.co...y_list_xml.html all different types here... including sports -chief |
| QUOTE (oswald @ Jul 28 2003, 06:11 AM) |
| Here's another working one: http://anotheruseles...com/backend.php I didn't think it would work, it did! The site I run is a pretty vanilla PHP-Nuke 6.5 install, so I figure that means that any nuke site should work ok for the newsfeeds in the skins. That accounts for a very large number of websites, let me tell you. |