My company is building a new website using a CMS that will be customized but the CMS does not have the ability to "push" RSS feeds out into the world (like: wordpress, blogger etc).
Does anyone know how difficult it is to add this feature to a site that doesn't currently have it? Is there a "quick install" method or are we stuck in web 1.0?
contract already awarded and the RSS question was interpreted incorrectly on their end. They thought I would be pulling feeds in, which I will be doing but I need to push out.
They have built hundreds of sites with their CMS so they may just eat the development cost of adding RSS but I wasn't sure how hard it actually is to do.
it's their own CMS. ImmediaC worldwide is the company.
I'm pretty sure they will add the feature for us but i wanted to find out how hard it actually is. I've found some great resources with regards to creating RSS with code tutorials.
really though. We'll see how it works out. I guess worst case scenareo I can have them implement an open source blog that has built in RSS capability. I know we can pull feeds so as long as I have something to push out i'm happy.
Feedburner could be your solution here. It has the added advantage of not only creating an RSS feed but give you a "subscribe" option as well for people who prefer an email signup option to RSS.
I'm looking at Feedburner right now and am a little unsure as to how I would integrate it into our new website. I am able to point feedburner towards an existing feed but what if you don't have the ability to push RSS feeds out?
Ah, sorry...I didn't mean Feedburner, I think I had it on the brain from reading the previous post. I meant FeedYes. There are others though. Try Feed43 as well.
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