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MOD: XML4WCMS
Posted: Mon 12. Jul 2004, 13:30
by cguenther
A new mod is developed by eMedia)Fabrik.
It's call xml4wcms and gives you the oppertunity to insert external or local xml-files with an replacemen-tag in your content.
You can insert e.g. RSS-feeds, Docbook or other XML-content with an XSL-stylesheet in your website.
check it out @
http://www.emediafabrik.de/index.php?de ... d_xml4wcms
Posted: Tue 13. Jul 2004, 01:52
by cmslover
Cool link, thanks!
Edit: Visited the site but there is no English?
Posted: Tue 13. Jul 2004, 09:14
by cguenther
Sorry, the page is only german.
Demo:
RSS-Feed Import
http://www.vanossy.de/index.php?id=13,53,0,0,1,0
Docbook Import
http://www.vanossy.de/index.php?id=19,56,0,0,1,0
I hope that could help.
Posted: Tue 13. Jul 2004, 12:50
by jmeyknecht
there is an english how to in the package.
if any questions, use mail or this forum thread.
Posted: Tue 28. Sep 2004, 20:05
by kelley
Hello,
I am trying to add news feeds to a site and seem to be running into a little problem with the mod. I did exactly as the howto.txt reads and tryed it wth Heise Newsticker:
{XML:
http://www.heise.de/newsticker/heise.rdf:heise.xsl}
But it give back a error. javascript:emoticon('
')
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: xslt_create() in /home/content/k/e/l/kelleylaw/html/include/inc_front/front.func.inc.php on line 1990
Here are the lines of code that seem to be causing the error.
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$xsltref=xslt_create();
$xhtml=xslt_process($xsltref,'arg:/_xml', $stylesheet, NULL, $args);
xslt_free($xsltref);
Can anyone show me what is wrong? I wish I was better at coding
Thanks for the help.[/b]
Posted: Tue 28. Sep 2004, 20:33
by jmeyknecht
seems, that no xslt_processor is running @ your webspace
check your phpinfo in the backend for xslt.
if your provider has xslt support, you will read something like:
XSLT support enabled
Backend Sablotron
Sablotron Version 1.0
Posted: Tue 28. Sep 2004, 21:25
by kelley
I don't see XSLT support on the backend. Is there anyway to run this mod without it?
Posted: Tue 28. Sep 2004, 21:34
by jmeyknecht
nope. it requires a xslt processor.
if php5 is more common on webservers, maybe there will be a version that uses php5s simple-xml-functions...
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