Configuration XML file path and RSS feed are specified in the Flash HTML object code. Please note that there are two (2) locations in the HTML where these paths must be specified. 100% of the Flash 2004 Professional (Flash 7) source code is provided, including all .fla and .as files. DTD file is included to help validate your XML syntax. Font options in the XML configuration file allow you to make many customizations without any knowledge of Flash. Other config options allow you to change the link target and delay between page changes, among others.

These RSS readers, although written in Flash, are easily configured using an external configuration XML file. The configuration file is editable using any good text editor, like Textpad (http://www.textpad.com). Change properties like font style, color, and font quickly, without requiring recompilation of the Flash SWF file. All of these Flash RSS readers include a DTD file to help validate your XML syntax, using software like XMLSpy. 100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is included, including all .fla files, all .as (Actionscript) files, and even the original .psd design file, although that file is not actually used by the applet. The RSS URL can be set in the index.html file. Please note that RSS feeds MUST be 2.0 compliant feeds, and you must set this URL in two locations in the index.html file for it to be correctly passed to the SWF.

These RSS readers, although written in Flash, are easily configured using an external configuration XML file. The configuration file is editable using any good text editor, like Textpad (http://www.textpad.com). Change properties like font style, color, and font quickly, without requiring recompilation of the Flash SWF file. All of these Flash RSS readers include a DTD file to help validate your XML syntax, using software like XMLSpy. 100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is included, including all .fla files, all .as (Actionscript) files, and even the original .psd design file, although that file is not actually used by the applet. The RSS URL can be set in the index.html file. Please note that RSS feeds MUST be 2.0 compliant feeds, and you must set this URL in two locations in the index.html file for it to be correctly passed to the SWF.

These RSS readers, although written in Flash, are easily configured using an external configuration XML file. The configuration file is editable using any good text editor, like Textpad (http://www.textpad.com). Change properties like font style, color, and font quickly, without requiring recompilation of the Flash SWF file. All of these Flash RSS readers include a DTD file to help validate your XML syntax, using software like XMLSpy. 100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is included, including all .fla files, all .as (Actionscript) files, and even the original .psd design file, although that file is not actually used by the applet. The RSS URL can be set in the index.html file. Please note that RSS feeds MUST be 2.0 compliant feeds, and you must set this URL in two locations in the index.html file for it to be correctly passed to the SWF.

Each RSS reader applet includes a configuration XML file to control various display aspects of the readers without editing the Flash source code. The external XML configuration file allows control of URL target and the delay between animation refreshes, among other parameters. Easily change the RSS Feed URL by setting a parameter in the HTML code. Please note that this URL must be set in two locations in the HTML code. Only RSS 2.0 compliant XML feeds can be used. 100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is included. A DTD file is provided to validate the syntax of your XML configuration file (using, for example, XMLSpy).

100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is included with your purchase. Many externally-stored XML options are available to help configure these applets. You can edit these options using any good text editor, like Textpad (http://www.textpad.com). Set the URL target and delay speed, among other settings, with the external configuration XML file. Please note that these applets require PHP, and they require that you are able to retrieve remote URLs via PHP using the readfile command.

Two of the five applets which are included in this set allow the user to choose from multiple RSS feeds. These RSS feeds can be set in the external XML configuration file. You should use a good text editor, like Textpad (www.textpad.com), to edit the XML files. For the two RSS readers which allow multiple feeds, the selected feed is greyed-out. There is no limit to the number of possible feeds for the combo list. Each feed includes a configuration XML file to control common options like text and background colors. Thus, you can make the RSS reader match your website look (to some extent) without even touching the Flash code. Each XML file includes a DTD file, which can be used to validate your XML syntax. 100% of the Flash source code is included with your purchase, including all .fla and .as files. Flash 2004 Professional is required to edit the Flash source code. These readers require PHP, and the ability to use file-reading and file-writing functions in PHP.

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