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- [[PHPlistRssConceptualSetup Conceptual Setup of RSS feed distribution via phplist]]
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==[[PhplistDocumentation Phplist Documentation]] » [[RssFunctionsInfo RSS Functions]] » ==
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[[PhplistDocumentation phplist Documentation]]
%%Title: What is phplist
This section includes the actual **content of the item** imported from your ##RSS Source##. Note: if your ##RSS Source## does not contain a lot of information, you should modify/change source. phplist cannot control what the ##RSS Source## gives you.
What is phplist, an overview.
phplist is a mailer, etc.%%
-[[ConfigurePhplistInfo phplist configuration: RSS]]
%%Title: What is phplist
This section includes the actual **content of the item** imported from your ##RSS Source##. Note: if your ##RSS Source## does not contain a lot of information, you should modify/change source. phplist cannot control what the ##RSS Source## gives you.
What is phplist, an overview.
phplist is a mailer, etc.%%
-[[ConfigurePhplistInfo phplist configuration: RSS]]
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%%Title: What is PHPlist
This section includes the actual **content of the item** imported from your ##RSS Source##. Note: if your ##RSS Source## does not contain a lot of information, you should modify/change source. Phplist cannot control what the ##RSS Source## gives you.
What is PHPlist, an overview.
PHPlist is a mailer, etc.%%
-[[ConfigurePhplistInfo Phplist configuration: RSS]]
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===== View RSS items =====
This page allows you to **view** the items imported from the various ##RSS sources## tied to your [[ListListsInfo lists]]. This page presents items in chronological order (date the items were imported), in three sections:
===Item Info===
This section contains basic **information on the item source**. This is self-explanatory.
//Example://
%%Title: What is PHPlist
Link: http://tincan.co.uk/phplist
Source: http://www.phplist.com/test.rss
Date Added: 2003-08-22 21:22:56%%
===Status===
This section contains information on the number of **times this item was sent in messages**. This is self-explanatory.
//Example://
%%Processed: 14
Text: 12
HTML: 2
Clicks: 2%%
**##Processed##** gives you the total of times the item was sent (14 times, in this example). **##Text##** and **##HTML##** detail the number of times the item was sent in that format.
**##Clicks##** is only visible when the item was clicked and clicktracking is enabled on your phplist system.
===More===
This section includes the actual **content of the item** imported from your ##RSS Source##. Note: if your ##RSS Source## does not contain a lot of information, you should modify/change source. Phplist cannot control what the ##RSS Source## gives you.
//Example://
%%description:
What is PHPlist, an overview.
PHPlist is a mailer, etc.%%
**Related pages:**
-[[RssFunctionsInfo What is an RSS source?]]
-[[ConfigurePhplistInfo Phplist configuration: RSS]]
-[[ListListsInfo Lists: adding an RSS source]]
This page allows you to **view** the items imported from the various ##RSS sources## tied to your [[ListListsInfo lists]]. This page presents items in chronological order (date the items were imported), in three sections:
===Item Info===
This section contains basic **information on the item source**. This is self-explanatory.
//Example://
%%Title: What is PHPlist
Link: http://tincan.co.uk/phplist
Source: http://www.phplist.com/test.rss
Date Added: 2003-08-22 21:22:56%%
===Status===
This section contains information on the number of **times this item was sent in messages**. This is self-explanatory.
//Example://
%%Processed: 14
Text: 12
HTML: 2
Clicks: 2%%
**##Processed##** gives you the total of times the item was sent (14 times, in this example). **##Text##** and **##HTML##** detail the number of times the item was sent in that format.
**##Clicks##** is only visible when the item was clicked and clicktracking is enabled on your phplist system.
===More===
This section includes the actual **content of the item** imported from your ##RSS Source##. Note: if your ##RSS Source## does not contain a lot of information, you should modify/change source. Phplist cannot control what the ##RSS Source## gives you.
//Example://
%%description:
What is PHPlist, an overview.
PHPlist is a mailer, etc.%%
**Related pages:**
-[[RssFunctionsInfo What is an RSS source?]]
-[[ConfigurePhplistInfo Phplist configuration: RSS]]
-[[ListListsInfo Lists: adding an RSS source]]
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//This page is a **template** intended for documentation of **official phplist features**. This page belongs to CategoryTemplate (which contains more handy templates). To create a phplist **documentation** page, [[http://docs.phplist.com/DocumentationTemplate/clone clone this page]], replace the title with a meaningful one and replace this paragraph with the actual page content.//
