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Name: Adam for web page design, not program
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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The only way I know of how to do something like that is to create an XML document. It's like XHTML (if you're familiar with that), except you can use any tags you want as long as you open and close them.
For example, something like this:
<feedset>
<topic>Topic 1</topic>
<url>http://www.url1.com</url>
<summary>Summary 1</summary>
<topic>Topic 2</topic>
<url>http://www.url2.com</url>
<summary>Summary 2</summary>
</feedset>
This, to the best of my knowledge, is how you do something like this. Mind you, I'm not an XML guru by any stretch...I just get how to read it when I see the output. I'm sure there's something I screwed up.
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