Feeds
RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a Web content syndication format.
Our Chemistry Conferences page offers various RSS feeds, enabling you to display
recent and upcoming events in RSS Readers, or even on your own web site:
| URL | Description | |
| https://www.chemistry-conferences.com/conferences.xml | Link | Recent Additions |
| https://www.chemistry-conferences.com/rss.php?begin=0 | Link | Displays the current month's conferences. |
| https://www.chemistry-conferences.com/rss.php?begin=1 or https://www.chemistry-conferences.com/rss.php |
Link Link |
Displays the next month's conferences. |
| https://www.chemistry-conferences.com/rss.php?begin=2 | Link | "begin" is a variable statement (3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10) |
Display RSS Feeds at your own website:
You need to have PHP enabled. Just copy the following lines into a text editor and add them to the code of your website:
<?php
$xml = simplexml_load_file("https://www.chemistry-conferences.com/conferences.xml");
foreach( $xml->channel->item as $item )
{
echo ("<p><b><a href='".$item->link."'>".$item->title."</a></b><br>");
echo ($item->description ."</p>");
}
?>
$xml = simplexml_load_file("https://www.chemistry-conferences.com/conferences.xml");
foreach( $xml->channel->item as $item )
{
echo ("<p><b><a href='".$item->link."'>".$item->title."</a></b><br>");
echo ($item->description ."</p>");
}
?>
You may change the address of the RSS feed in the 2nd line between the quotes.
