I've written an article on how to create an RSS feed in Campsite:
http://code.campware.org/manuals/campsite/2.5/index.php?id2

(Campware's new RSS feed can be found here: http://www.campware.org/en/camp/rss)

The text of this article follows:
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Creating an RSS feed for your site

Requirements: You must have PHP wrapper installed.

Step 1) Create your RSS feed.
Create a template named "rss.tpl" and copy and paste the template
written below. You will have to adjust the template tags to fit your
site. For example, you should change the channel information such as
the title and link, and the tags inside the "" element
(" ").

Notice that there is no "" at the top of the
template - this is on purpose. If you put it in there the PHP wrapper
will think this is PHP code and try to execute it. Since it isnt real
PHP code, the PHP wrapper will crash and show you an error.

Also note that the publish date can only be specified to the day, not
the hour and minute. This will be fixed in Campsite 2.6.

The PHP code at the beginning and end of the sample below is so that
the HTTP header is set to "text/xml" instead of "text/html".

Step 2) Create the link to your RSS feed.
You can do this by using the "URI" keyword:





RSS Feed


-----------------------------------------------------------------------
rss.tpl
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
ob_start();
?>
xmlns="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/"
xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/">



http://www.campware.org
Free Software for a Free Press
en-us























http://www.campware.org
article body>]]>
"%Y-%m-%d">T00:00:00+00:00





header("Content-type: text/xml");
$content = ob_get_clean();
echo '';
echo $content;
?>
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Tips & tricks

If you use XSL, the CDATA sections do not work with Firefox.
If you dont want to use CDATA sections in your RSS, you can strip the
HTML from your article this way:

$allowedTags="