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RSS Feed reader

Open dianglesolutions opened this issue 5 years ago • 12 comments

hi guys,

did you manage to make it work? For any RSS link i am getting only the spinning 'loading' indicator. Any thoughts?

dianglesolutions avatar Apr 11 '19 08:04 dianglesolutions

Same here - getting the same issue

worthy92 avatar Apr 24 '19 16:04 worthy92

Same here. I was really excited until all i got was the spinning loading wheel

joenito5 avatar Apr 30 '19 21:04 joenito5

Same here. Any new developments?

Artocol avatar May 10 '19 09:05 Artocol

Idem... too many issues with "40 fantastics" webparts...

Cire2302 avatar Jun 12 '19 08:06 Cire2302

@Cire2302 that is what you expect from an unmaintained project published as technology sample, isn't it? Shouldn't be considered as something plug and use without adjusting but a sample and starting point for your own development having an understanding the samples were created 3-2 years back.

I'd suggest taking a look at community samples: webparts, extentions and some more complex scenarious with recent SPFx.

koltyakov avatar Jun 12 '19 09:06 koltyakov

Update 2020: this particular webpart still not working.

msolive1985 avatar Apr 30 '20 15:04 msolive1985

hi guys,

did you manage to make it work? For any RSS link i am getting only the spinning 'loading' indicator. Any thoughts?

Yes, I was able to get it work! But I had to deploy my own RSS feeds service! the underlying RSS feeds API by Yahoo was deprecated

murtuzamj avatar May 07 '20 15:05 murtuzamj

Update 2020: this particular webpart still not working.

Yes, I was able to get it work! But I had to deploy my own RSS feeds service! the underlying RSS feeds API by Yahoo was deprecated

murtuzamj avatar May 07 '20 15:05 murtuzamj

Update 2020: this particular webpart still not working.

Yes, I was able to get it work! But I had to deploy my own RSS feeds service! the underlying RSS feeds API by Yahoo was deprecated

This would explain why I'm getting the same errors then! @murtuzamj did you develop your own RSS feeds service?

marting1010 avatar Nov 04 '21 18:11 marting1010

Yes, I developed my own RSS feeds REST API (using nodejs), that was taking a JSON containing RSS Urls, and returning Feeds for RSS Urls.

My Customer wanted to show their blog feeds on their Intranet! Had no other option :-)

All Yahoo services have been deprecated, like YFinance , YFeeds

murtuzamj avatar Nov 04 '21 18:11 murtuzamj

Yes, I developed my own RSS feeds REST API (using nodejs), that was taking a JSON containing RSS Urls, and returning Feeds for RSS Urls.

My Customer wanted to show their blog feeds on their Intranet! Had no other option :-)

All Yahoo services have been deprecated, like YFinance , YFeeds

Ok thanks @murtuzamj . You've not shared that up here have you? I've found this one as well which I may have a go with https://github.com/pnp/sp-dev-fx-webparts/tree/main/samples/react-rss-reader

marting1010 avatar Nov 04 '21 18:11 marting1010

No, @marting1010 as I said, it was for a customer.

Check that out please, Does it have a back end proxy to feed the RSS ?

murtuzamj avatar Nov 04 '21 18:11 murtuzamj