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Some example on how to use Magpie:
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* magpie_simple.php *
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Simple example of fetching and parsing an RSS file. Expects to be
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called with a query param 'rss_url=http://<some rss file>'
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* simple_smarty.php *
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Similiar to magpie_simple, but using the Smarty template engine to do
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display. Also demostrates using rss_utils.inc and a smarty plugin to
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parse and display when each RSS item was published.
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* magpie_debug.php *
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Displays all the information available from a parsed feed.
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* smarty_plugin/modifier.rss_date_parse.php *
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A Smarty plugin for parsing RSS style dates. You must include rss_utils.inc
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for this plugin to work. It also must be installed in the Smarty plugin
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directory, see the Smarty docs for details.
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* templates/simple.smarty
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A Smarty template used by simple_smarty.php which demostrates
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displaying an RSS feed and using the date parse plugin.
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The Smarty template engine and documentation on how to use it are available from
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http://smarty.php.net
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