Web Fetching

This is a quick and painless way to include RSS/XML/RDF headlines on your webpage. All you have to do is set 3 variables (URL/Name/Number of headlines) and include the file. The script stores the headlines in files and only loads the RSS file every 15 minutes (time customizable). The script may be included many times in the same page, making it great for making a web portal or home page.

A free PHP script, converts RSS feeds to HTML. Users can create webpages that will always display the most current information from the RSS feed, and because the resulting page is pure HTML, it will be in a format friendly to search engine robots. Using rss2html webmasters can customize the format and look of the web page created from the feed. The RSS feed\'s contents can easily be integrated into an existing website\'s theme.

TwitterZoid differs to other PHP based Twitter RSS parsers, at least the ones I tried before I wrote it, in that it will automatically link both lexicons and URLs found within individual tweets. It also tries to mimic Twitters timestamping, although this could be improved. TwitterZoid is easy to set-up and has been written to run as an include from within any PHP based page.

Matt\'s Weather is a PHP script written to enable any website to provide the weather for any of the thousands of METAR stations around the globe. Provided with the script is a list of all the METAR codes for the various stations along with their location around the globe.

RSS 2 CMS is a script that imports RSS feeds into a CMS. Among many supported CMS systems are WordPress, Joomla, Mambo, and ezContents. Settings inside this free open source script let you define how you access the data base.

PageForward is a proxy browsing program written in PHP that lets the user view web pages through a \'proxy server\'. PageForward uses cURL to remotely fetch pages, and then displays them on the user\'s screen - making it an ideal tool to bypass internet content filters at work or school, or to just browse anonymously.