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Mark Leighton Fisher (4252)
Mark Leighton Fisher
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http://mark-fisher.home.mindspring.com/
I am a Systems Engineer at Regenstrief Institute [regenstrief.org]. I also own Fisher's Creek Consulting [comcast.net].
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http://mark-fisher.home.mindspring.com/
I am a Systems Engineer at Regenstrief Institute [regenstrief.org]. I also own Fisher's Creek Consulting [comcast.net].
Journal of Mark Leighton Fisher (4252)
Tuesday June 17, 2003
06:05 PM
Slashcode Journal RSS Feeds
The secret sauce for extracting RSS feeds from a Slashcode-based Journal like mine is to specify the user ID and content type to journal.pl, as in
http://use.perl.org/journal.pl?uid=4252&content_type=rss
where (in this example) my UID is "4252" and the content type (actually "content_type") is "rss".
There may be another, more elegant method but I haven't found it yet.
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RSS Feeds (Score:1)
username - UID? (Score:1)
Re:username - UID? (Score:1)
Go to your your user page [perl.org] ("There are thousands more, but this one is yours.") and look at the number in parens next to your nick.
Hint -- it's 584.
(darren)