First post: jonv wrote: I have just separated the main intranet site and my sites into a new web application. Since then, the RSS feed reader does not ...
First post: Falk wrote: Hello,I installed this feed to my sharepoint intranet system and whe Firefox went to the page would not load. I had to disable...
Latest post: timheuer wrote: What was the error, if any? It is a server-based component that emits HTML...I don't understand where Firefox would have a pro...
First post: darrindickey wrote: I want to change the HTML lines in this web part so that it looks the way I need it to. I'm new to Sharepoint. I'm using WSS 3....
First post: mitchaures wrote: Hi Tim! Let me start by saying this web part is great, but I have encountered a situation where the RSS Feed dates are formatt...
First post: hihighhi wrote: I had installed the webpart by excute the RSSFeedReaderSetup.msi file,but i did not find the webpart in the webpart gallery. wh...
Latest post: simha81 wrote: Hi Tim,I have downloaded 3.x version and tried to install that on my Sharepoint 2003, but it doesn't have addsolution and deplo...
First post: msattler wrote: We are experiencing odd behavior with the title of the RSS web part. At times it displays with the title we specified when we ...
Latest post: jennyfer wrote: I have experiences exactly the same: the title changes to untitled and then back to the real title with no obvious pattern...
First post: AcousticNut wrote: Tim and Gang,
You'll have to excuse my ignorance as I'm not a coder or webmaster, but a SharePoint administrator trying to i...
First post: GeoffGeoff wrote: Firstly, thanks for a very nice web-part! I would like to put a request in for a future minor enhancement for changing the ba...
First post: jgregmac wrote: Some months back we installed FeedReader v3.0.0.1 on our farm. We would now like to upgrade to version 3.0.0.2. I cannot intu...
Latest post: sptothemax wrote: I have just done an "upgrade". Unfortunately, what I did was delete the old webpart (and data) and had to recreated. The steps ...
First post: CommunityLegalAid wrote: It appears that the web part does not support ATOM feeds. Is this correct? (The one from the AtomEnabled website doesn't seem t...
Latest post: timheuer wrote: This discussion has been copied to a work item.
First post: kundan76 wrote: I Installd the web part but not able to view in my web part gallery. I have just my out of box RSS viewer. I check in the Solu...
Latest post: timheuer wrote: It is in the folder where you installed the software.
First post: grumbledook wrote: I was wondering if peope wanted to just check my logic before investigating FeedReader a bit more.
I have a number of differ...
First post: blueflake wrote: The built-in RSS viewer webpart that comes with MOSS only supports authenticated feeds if you use Kerberos. But if you use Feed...
First post: WSS3Newbie wrote: Sorry if this is really basic but I can't install this. I have run the stsadm command but I just get
"SmilingGoat.Sharepoin...
First post: Joh wrote: Hi,
I'm having problems using the FeedReader on WSS 3. It installs without any problems and I can add the webpart to the si...
Latest post: Joh wrote: Hi Tim,
Would you be able to upload a compiled version of the latest checkin. sounds like this might have fixed the issue I...
First post: marshmallow wrote: Hi,
I installed FeedReader on a Sharepoint Portal Server 2007 Beta (technical refresh 2) and get the following error within...
Latest post: wagchr wrote: I am stuck at the same problem. But I receive the error just at a wiki site. On a regular webpart page or blog it works fine.
...
First post: bfriend wrote: I have installed RSS FeddReader on our WSS 3 server. However, the links it renders in the webpart are not correct and do not wo...
Latest post: timheuer wrote: looks like a bug in atom support (which was never fully completed). in RssReader.cs it reads nodes for "link" -- in your atom ...
First post: wschaub wrote: Is it possible to add a "Category" filter to the control, i.e. to show only the items that are part of a specified category.
Latest post: timheuer wrote: it isn't built into the project now, but feel free to contribute!
First post: wschaub wrote: We have just had to enforce HTTPS on our SharePoint site across all sites. Since doing the switch, the RSS reader control is un...
First post: gertrud wrote: Hello all,
I tried by using the source code to build a new cab-file via visual studio 2005. (without changing the original dat...
First post: vluc wrote: I installed the application with no issues. However when I try to add feed URLs I get an error. The error states:
Error
...
Latest post: Anty21 wrote: I have the same issues after installing the CAB onto WSS 3.0 running on Win Serveur 2003 SP2.
Has anyone found a solution?
First post: ShivM wrote: Hi ,
I have an announcement list in a webapplication, which we are showing in Sharepoint Mysite using RSS Feedreader webpart. ...
First post: dink wrote: The "sg16.png" icon (displayed in the upper-righthand corner of the webpart) is dsplayed fine on the top-level site, but as soo...
First post: JandJ wrote: Is there a way that you can select certian headlines to auto expand, so the user does not have to click the plus?
Thanks an...
Latest post: timheuer wrote: Glad you figured it out -- yes, you'll basically need the binaries and the webpart file to act as the manifest...
First post: terrywin1225 wrote: Hi all,
I have compiled the source code and get the new dlls, pdb and xml files, how can I installed the webpart with these...
Latest post: LowRider wrote: Got the idea, by looking at the contents of C:\Program Files\Smiling Goat\FeedReader\SmilingGoat.FeedReader.cab !!!
First post: satterfieldben wrote: First off, great reader. After we installed it, we didn't see where you can change the outcome on clicked links. For example ...
Latest post: rainisfree wrote: -
First post: vtruong wrote: I have the webpart reading off users blogs within MOSS however I cannot keep the webpart titled. It seems to switch from the g...
First post: vshamanovsky wrote: Hi Tim.
I am trying to use the webpart in the environment where there is a proxy server. I specify proxy server address and po...
Latest post: timheuer wrote: hello! first, thanks for using the web part. as to the proxy issue -- it's been clearly stated in places that user authentica...
First post: Tornadov wrote: I'm trying to install on Windows server 2003 with WSS 3.0 and get the following message: This solution contains resources scope...
First post: isufitops wrote: I'm having problems running the msi. I am running it on a Windows 2003 Server (the server where SharePoint is installed). But...
Latest post: Tornadov wrote: Right-click on .msi, go to properties and click 'Unblock', try again.
isufitops wrote:
I'm having problems running the ...
First post: ARYoung wrote: Hello, I have now tried this feeder on our sharepoint system and it installed well and was easy to configure. We do have issues...
Latest post: tluce wrote:
ARYoung wrote:
We're using SPS 2003. I have found that if I open the RSS feed URL on the Sharepoint server in a browser win...
First post: Inform wrote: Hi, When i tried to install the cab file using stsadm.exe -o addwppack -filename "c:\program files\smiling goat\feedreader\smil...
First post: tanya113 wrote: Hi..all..
I have installed RSS FeedReader.Everything is working fine except the icons..i mean the plus icon is not visible ...
Latest post: timheuer wrote: See: http://www.codeplex.com/FeedReader/WorkItem/View.a spx?WorkItemId=630 and see if that is potentially your issue
First post: SeanStewart wrote: I have an internal feed that consists of podcasts, using RSS enclosures. My feed validates fine in a variety of tools and Feed...
Latest post: SeanStewart wrote: Oh, foolish me. I decided to compare my feed to one that worked and the solution was to include a element with the URL of the...
First post: pigualada wrote: When installing this Web Component in Windows Sharepoint Services 3.0, I get the following error:
Could not add web compone...
Latest post: pigualada wrote: I installed under -globalinstall option.
The funny thing is that I installed at 22:00, and the day after it was working. So, I...
First post: mossj wrote: Using WSS, I have multiple URLs separated by a semi-colon. I only see this error on the page:
http://pubs.bna.com/nwsstnd/p...
First post: amitudeshi wrote: We installed the feed reader on our sharepoint server which is using .NET 1.1, and it works fine. I wanted to enhance the feed...
First post: noel2007 wrote: When I attempt to modify the RSS web part in WSS, I get this error.
An unexpected error has occurred. Web Parts Maintenanc...
Latest post: btado wrote: I'm receiving the same issue and re-adding the web part did not resolve it.
Here's the error:
An unexpected error has occurre...
First post: zentinal wrote: Greetings:
I am trying to install using these instructions - http://www.codeplex.com/FeedReader/Project/Display Thread.aspx?...
First post: gquilico wrote: Hello,
I have just installed RSS Feedreader with stsadm but when I want to configure the webpart I get an error.
What c...
Latest post: meadowsoft wrote: I too am getting a strange error when trying to add the web part to any page:
"One of the properties of the Web Part has an...
First post: mpez0 wrote: Does FeedReader support two-way SSL authentication? How does one specify the certificate file?
First post: MSmithKT wrote: If there is a web address (http://www.whatever.com) in the Title of the feed content the display gets jumbled. It puts part of ...
Latest post: MSmithKT wrote: Any thoughts on how to resolve this issue?
Thanks,
Mike
First post: xtremebiz wrote: Hi,
The RSS FeedReader Web Part works great with windows authentication but the moment i switch to forms authentication i g...
First post: xtremebiz wrote: Hi,
The RSS FeedReader Web Part works great with windows authentication but the moment i switch to forms authentication i g...
First post: obrien wrote: Hi,
We're looking for a web part which pulls news articles on customers that we support. Does this web part allow us to speci...
First post: dmarney wrote: The Creative Commons Attribution-Sharealike 2.5 license makes it difficult to incorporate the FeedReader into commercial softwa...
First post: aufbau wrote: We are trying to ingest an RSS feed that is secured by a username and password. Is there anyway to do this with the RSS FeedRe...
Latest post: aufbau wrote: Any input on my last post regarding adding the ability to authenticate to secured feeds? Thanks.
- T.C.
First post: rash75 wrote: I am using Windows SharePoint Services on .Net 2.0 Framework. I dont get any problems while installing the webpart. However whe...
First post: irkstreak wrote: Great webpart!
Is the latest release compatible with .NET 1.1 or does it use .NET 2.0 and can it only be installed on a Sha...
Latest post: timheuer wrote: the latest binary is .nET 1.1 -- yes the project is a VS2005 project as that is the interface used to upload the source code to...
First post: salours wrote: I have plug this web part into a sharepoint site and I am using it to read multiple feeds. Above the section of each feed, the ...
Latest post: salours wrote: Sorry about that, I just realize that it is a question for the RSS feed generator!
;)
First post: timheuer wrote: Please contribute changes back to the project!
contact me to join the project and I'll add you as a developer.
Latest post: timheuer wrote: Forgot to mention, that the specific install instructions are in the README that nobody ever reads :-)
First post: jspanitz wrote: We added feeds to a webpart and it is causing javascript errors. We can not modify any of the pages webparts when the feedread...
Latest post: timheuer wrote: Get to a web part maintenance page (http://www.sharepointblogs.com/dustin/archive/200 6/02/17/5217.aspx) and remove the problema...
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