Answer by jQP for Parse RSS with jQuery
I advice you to use FeedEk. After Google Feed API is officially deprecated most of plugins doesn't work. But FeedEk is still working. It's very easy to use and has many options to customize....
View ArticleAnswer by Julien Genestoux for Parse RSS with jQuery
Superfeedr has a jquery plugin which does that very well. You won't have any Cross Origin Policy issue and the updates are propagated in realtime.
View ArticleAnswer by Jeromy French for Parse RSS with jQuery
The jQuery-rss project is pretty lightweight and doesn't impose any particular styling. The syntax can be as simple as $("#rss-feeds").rss("http://www.recruiter.com/feed/career.xml") See a working...
View ArticleAnswer by SpYk3HH for Parse RSS with jQuery
UPDATE [4/25/2016] Now better written and fully supported version with more options and abilities hosted at GitHub.jQRSS I saw the Selected Answer by Nathan Strutz, however, the jQuery Plugin page...
View ArticleAnswer by Daniel Magnusson for Parse RSS with jQuery
Use google ajax api, cached by google and any output format you want. Code sample; http://code.google.com/apis/ajax/playground/#load_feed <script...
View ArticleAnswer by camagu for Parse RSS with jQuery
jQuery Feeds is a nice option, it has a built-in templating system and uses the Google Feed API, so it has cross-domain support.
View ArticleAnswer by Rimian for Parse RSS with jQuery
jFeed is easy and has an example for you to test. But if you're parsing a feed from another server, you'll need to allow Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) on the feed's server. You'll also need to...
View ArticleAnswer by John Magnolia for Parse RSS with jQuery
(function(url, callback) { jQuery.ajax({ url: document.location.protocol + '//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/services/feed/load?v=1.0&num=10&callback=?&q=' + encodeURIComponent(url), dataType:...
View ArticleAnswer by sdepold for Parse RSS with jQuery
Update (Oct 15, 2019) I extracted the core logic from jquery-rss to a new library called Vanilla RSS which is using the fetch API and can work without any additional dependencies: const RSS =...
View ArticleAnswer by Guruprasad Balaji for Parse RSS with jQuery
zRSSfeed is built on jQuery and the simple theme is awesome. Give it a try.
View ArticleAnswer by Dylan Valade for Parse RSS with jQuery
I agree with @Andrew, using Google is a solid, reusable way to do it with the huge benefit that you get JSON back instead of XML. An added advantage of using Google as a proxy is that services that...
View ArticleAnswer by David Hammond for Parse RSS with jQuery
For those of us coming to the discussion late, starting with 1.5 jQuery has built-in xml parsing capabilities, which makes it pretty easy to do this without plugins or 3rd party services. It has a...
View ArticleAnswer by Andrew Childs for Parse RSS with jQuery
WARNING The Google Feed API is officially deprecated and doesn't work anymore! No need for a whole plugin. This will return your RSS as a JSON object to a callback function: function parseRSS(url,...
View ArticleAnswer by Mark Steggles for Parse RSS with jQuery
jFeed doesn't work in IE. Use zRSSFeed. Had it working in 5 minutes
View ArticleAnswer by Alderete for Parse RSS with jQuery
jFeed is somewhat obsolete, working only with older versions of jQuery. It has been two years since it was updated. zRSSFeed is perhaps a little less flexible, but it is easy to use, and it works with...
View ArticleAnswer by saturngod for Parse RSS with jQuery
I'm using jquery with yql for feed. You can retrieve twitter,rss,buzz with yql. I read from http://tutorialzine.com/2010/02/feed-widget-jquery-css-yql/ . It's very useful for me.
View ArticleAnswer by kabuski for Parse RSS with jQuery
<script type="text/javascript" src="./js/jquery/jquery.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="./js/jFeed/build/dist/jquery.jfeed.pack.js"></script> <script...
View ArticleAnswer by Andy Brudtkuhl for Parse RSS with jQuery
Using JFeed function getFeed(sender, uri) { jQuery.getFeed({ url: 'proxy.php?url=' + uri, success: function(feed) { jQuery(sender).append('<h2>' + '<a href="' + feed.link + '">' +...
View ArticleAnswer by yogman for Parse RSS with jQuery
Use Google AJAX Feed API unless your RSS data is private. It's fast, of course. https://developers.google.com/feed/
View ArticleAnswer by Nathan Strutz for Parse RSS with jQuery
Use jFeed - a jQuery RSS/Atom plugin. According to the docs, it's as simple as: jQuery.getFeed({ url: 'rss.xml', success: function(feed) { alert(feed.title); } });
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