CaRP: Caching RSS Parser
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Caching RSS Parser - Convert RSS feeds to HTML to display on webpages
Product Details
Convert RSS feeds to HTML. Easily display news from other sites on your site, or convert your RSS feed to JavaScript for others to import. Supports RSS 0.91 thru 2.0. Many options for formatting output. Caches for quick redisplay. Works with proxy servers, password protected feeds, and redirected feeds. Filter and aggregate content from multiple feeds. Easily integrates with Tetra DHTML+AJAX scroller. Use with Grouper Evolution to display Atom feeds.
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Okay software, but don't count on support.
Reviewed byAnonymousonMon, 28th September 2009
I have been using Carp for several years now, but 1 year ago I decided to buy Carp Evolution (the paid version, which offers more options).
However since then the owner (Antone Roundy) disappeared completly. Support tickets I have been entering since 4 1/2 months ago remain completely unanswered. Also the forum isn't being looked after. A lot of questions and complaints.
This is very disappointing, cause the software is pretty good. But due to the lack of support, I am thinking of buying different software. Software where you do receive the support you have paid for.
So my advice is: if your looking for a RSS Parser. Get the basic (free) version of Carp. It won't cost you anything. But stay clear of paid products from Geckotribe and Antone Roundy. Cause support from his company or himself is NON-EXISTENT!
I hope I can find a different software solution, where they do give out support!
Nothing But Impressive
Reviewed byAnonymousonSun, 23rd February 2003
Hi,
I've been a webmaster for over five years now and have only just ventured into the world of RRS. I'm 15 and run a popular portal, Y3000.com. I expected to have loads of trouble integrating CaRP into my website. But, it took less than 5 minutes to set-up and a mere 15 minutes to get the look I wanted. The script is so simple yet so effective. I would recommend it to anyone.
Have a look at the script in action, Y3000.com: http://www1.y3000.com/directories/today/index.shtml
Thanks, I'm impressed!