Per | 14 years ago | 8 comments | 2,714 views
The world of warcraft armory (characters equipment) has an RSS feed.
A general rss feed url looks like this:
eu.wowarmory.com...
Where CHARACTERNAME is the name of a player character on a server called REALMNAME
Can Blufftitler work with such RSS feed urls?
Yes, and it was of no help - which is why i asked here.
(it seems to expect feeds without arguments)
Unless this was your roundabout way of saying "No it can't"
Per, 14 years ago
I'd be happy to create a demo show for you when you give me a CHARACTERNAME and a REALMNAME.
michiel, 14 years ago
Why, thank you.
Here is one:
eu.wowarmory.com...
Per, 14 years ago
Try pasting this in the textbox:
xml:http://eu.wowarmory.com/character-feed.atom?r=Aerie+Peak&cn=Gutrot&locale=en_GB?feed/entry/content
You might have to to add .atom to the trusted file types in the SETTINGS > INTERNET OPTIONS dialog.
michiel, 14 years ago
No that worked thank you.
But you can only have one feed pr text box? ie, can't do a linefeed and have another feed on the next line?
Per, 14 years ago
Btw, should I have been able to figure out one needs to add "?feed/entry/" at the end?
I don't think that help page is that helpful.
Per, 14 years ago
Why don't you create a new text layer for the next line?
You can find out the structure of the XML file by pasting the URL in your webbrowser (like IE or Firefox) and examining the source. That is the reason why I needed a CHARACTERNAME and a REALMNAME. Without an example it's impossible to know the structure.
michiel, 14 years ago