So I put it in a try where the version in the catch had that part removed. Seems to work.

http://hackaday.com/feed/

What might be the cause of this and how can I fix it?

But I’m having problems having it display in IE.

I assume this is a problem with the CSS, I’m using it in a left hand side column which is in a left floated div. It displays perfectly in Mozilla etc, however IE it doesn’t seem to appear at all. I’ve tried floating the feed widget div but this messes it up. I’ve tried setting the feed widget div to display:block and it doesn’t affect any of the other browser but does show a squashed version of it in IE.

Any ideas where I’m going wrong?

Many thanks.

Thoughts?

http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/external-contents/news-a-feeds/rss-readers/11453

Just yesterday I saw this very useful tutorial and today I see this. It’s pretty sad

Good work and keep on it!

PS: Can someone tell me a way to insert it into a page with a single JS so I can let users insert in their webpage but files are in my server but showing my info. I found a rude way but it is not autosizable as this it

There is a bug with the Buzz function though, as does not work with most Buzz feeds. Generally item.content[0].content does not exist, as item.content usually isn’t an array (it’s only an array in the case of additional content such as media being included in the post).

I’m sure there is a more elegant way to solve this, but this works:

function buzz(item)
{
var cnt;
if (item.content[0])
cnt = item.content[0].content;
else
cnt = item.content.content;

return $(”).html(
formatString(cnt || item.title.content || item.title)+
‘ [read]‘
);
}