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ace. (RC1) * Added the following constants: ''[[reference:SimplePie:SIMPLEPIE_BUILD]]'', ''[[reference:SimplePie:SIMPLEPIE_LINKBACK]]'', ''[[reference:SimplePie:SIMPLEPIE_NAME]]'', ''[[reference:SimplePie:SIMPLEPIE_URL]]'', ''[[reference:SimplePie:SIMPLEPIE_USERAGENT]]'', and ''[[reference:SimplePie:SIMPLEPIE_VERSION]]''. (RC1) * Added ''[[reference:SimplePie:set_favicon_handler]]'' to enable the caching and dis

rue )); } }</code> ===== See Also ===== * [[reference:SimplePie:start]] * [[reference:SimplePie_Item:start]] * [[reference:SimplePie_Enclosure:start]] * [[reference:SimplePie_Enclosure:native_embed

rue )); } }</code> ===== See Also ===== * [[reference:SimplePie:start]] * [[reference:SimplePie_Item:start]] * [[reference:SimplePie_Enclosure:start]] * [[reference:SimplePie_Enclosure:embed]]

the Google-namespaced <gd:when> tag. // http://simplepie.org/wiki/tutorial/grab_custom_tags_or_attributes $when =... </body> </html></code> ===== See Also ===== * [[reference:SimplePie:start]] * [[reference:SimplePie_Item:start]]

ows you to override the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_agent|user agent string]] that SimplePie sends to the remote server. This value is passed... s ===== ==== ua ==== A new user agent string for SimplePie to use. Defaults to [[reference:SimplePie:SIMPLEPIE_USERAGENT]]. ===== Examples ... ting user agent string ==== <code php>$feed = new SimplePie(); $feed->set_feed_url('http://simplepie.org/blog

ab extra Digg-specific data, and we'll extend the SimplePie class and override the [[reference:SimplePie:sort_items]] method to sort by number o... necessary libraries. Digg Add-on found at http://simplepie.org/wiki/addons/digg require_once('simplepie.inc'); require_once('simplepie_digg.inc'); // Extend the SimplePie class and override the existing sort_items() func... with our own. class SimplePie_Custom_Sort extends SimplePie { public static function sort_items($a, $b) {

====== sanitize() ====== ===== Description ===== <code>class SimplePie { sanitize ( mixed $data, integer $type, [ string $base = '' ] ) }</code> Sanitizes the incoming data to ensure that it matches the type of data expected. Also absolutizes relative URLs, and a few other things to ensure the data is of the best quality. ===== Availability ===== * Available since SimplePie 1.0. ===== Parameters ===== ==== data ==== The data that needs to be sanitized. ==== type ==== The type of data that it's supposed to be. * ''SIMPLEPIE_CONSTRUCT_NONE''\\ No construct (:?: This could use a better description) * ''SIMPLEPIE_CONSTRUCT_TEXT''\\ Plain text content * ''SIMPLEPIE_CONSTRUCT_HTML''\\ HTML content * ''SIMPLEPIE_CONSTRUCT_XHTML''\\ XHTML content * ''SIMPLEPIE_CONSTRUCT_BASE64''\\ Base64 content * ''SIMPLEPIE_CONSTRUCT_IRI''\\ IRI content (e.g. URLs, URIs, etc.) * ''SIMPLEPIE_CONSTRUCT_MAYBE_HTML''\\ Might be HTML, so let's treat it as such. * ''SIMPLEPIE_CONSTRUCT_ALL''\\ All types of content ==== base ==== The ''xml:base'' value to use when converting relative URLs to absolute ones. ===== Examples ===== ==== Sanitize the data as a URL ==== <code php>$data = $feed->sanitize('http://simplepie.org/wiki/', SIMPLEPIE_CONSTRUCT_IRI);</code> ===== See Also ===== * [[reference:SimplePie:start]]

hp require_once('../simplepie.inc'); $feed = new SimplePie('http://simplepie.org/wiki/reference/simplepie/get_all_discovered_feeds'); foreach ($... "<br />"; } ?></code> ===== See Also ===== * [[reference:SimplePie:start]] * [[reference:SimplePie:subscribe_url]]