Chaser,
Some sites like the BBC (who just altered their feeds), have a start and end tag around the real article.
Below is the filter i use in NewsArticleText.htm:
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If InStr(Parent.location.search,"bbc")>0 then
Tempstr=Extract(Response," <!-- S BO -->","<!-- E BO -->")
while Instr(Tempstr,"src=""/nol")>0
Tempstr=MID(Tempstr,1,Instr(Tempstr,"src=""/nol")+4) + "http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk" +MID(Tempstr,Instr(Tempstr,"src=""/nol")+5,LEN(Tempstr))
wend
body.innerHTML=Tempstr
elseif InStr(Parent.location.search,"elsevier")>0 then
Tempstr=Extract(Response,"<!-- BEGIN ARTIKEL -->","<p class=")
while Instr(Tempstr,"src=""/artimg")>0
Tempstr=MID(Tempstr,1,Instr(Tempstr,"src=""/artimg")+4) + "http://www.elsevier.nl" +MID(Tempstr,Instr(Tempstr,"src=""/artimg")+5,LEN(Tempstr))
wend
while Instr(Tempstr,"src='/artimg")>0
Tempstr=MID(Tempstr,1,Instr(Tempstr,"src='/artimg")+4) + "http://www.elsevier.nl" +MID(Tempstr,Instr(Tempstr,"src='/artimg")+5,LEN(Tempstr))
wend
body.innerHTML=Tempstr
elseif InStr(Parent.location.search,"reuters")>0 then
body.innerHTML=Extract(Response,"<!-- article text begins -->","<!-- article text ends -->")
elseif InStr(Parent.location.search,"nieuws")>0 then
Tempstr=Extract(Response,"<div id=""content"">","</div>")
while Instr(Tempstr,"src=""/news")>0
Tempstr=MID(Tempstr,1,Instr(Tempstr,"src=""/news")+4) + "http://www.nieuws.nl" +MID(Tempstr,Instr(Tempstr,"src=""/news")+5,LEN(Tempstr))
wend
while Instr(Tempstr,"src='/news")>0
Tempstr=MID(Tempstr,1,Instr(Tempstr,"src='/news")+4) + "http://www.nieuws.nl" +MID(Tempstr,Instr(Tempstr,"src='/news")+5,LEN(Tempstr))
wend
body.innerHTML=Tempstr
elseif InStr(Parent.location.search,"cnn")>0 then
body.innerHTML=Extract(Response,"<!--===============Paste story between here=================-->","<!--===============Paste story between here=================-->")
else
end if
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You can find these tags if you view the source of the page.
If a site like BBC has many RSS feeds and the tags are consistent, I can build the filter in WebNews for you.
In WebNews.js you find:
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function playTopic(url,desc) {
if(url.substring(0,21) == "http://news.bbc.co.uk")
location.replace("newsarticle.htm?url="+url);
else {
if(url.substring(0,22) == "http://www.elsevier.nl")
location.replace("newsarticle.htm?url="+url);
else {
if(url.substring(0,22) == "http://www.reuters.com")
location.replace("newsarticle.htm?url="+url);
else {
if(url.substring(0,20) == "http://www.nieuws.nl")
location.replace("newsarticle.htm?url="+url);
else {
if(url.substring(0,18) == "http://www.cnn.com")
location.replace("newsarticle.htm?url="+url);
else {
SAMConsult.ShowBrowser(url);
}}}}}
}
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Which redirects to the NewsArticle.htm (which uses NewsArticleText.htm in the IFrame).
If you add an extra site to both files, with of course the right start and end tag, then you can see your feeds also in MCE format.
By the way, I added many new features to the WebNews package, the last is that you can use it to play media files, it works on my laptop, but I didn't have time to test it on my MCE (my wife is watching TV:-)
I hope this is of help to you.
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