%HEADLINES{"..."}%
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header and format parameters might also use variables rendering the dc, image and content namespace information. Note, that only bits of interest have been implemented so far and those namespaces might not be implemented fully yet.
dc namespace dc namespace info, that could be used in header and format. Nnote, that some of the variables are already used above. This is done by purpose to use different feeds with the same formating parameters. If there's a conflict the non-dc tags have higher precedence, i.e. a <title> content </title> is prefered over <dc:title> content </dc:title> . image namespace image:item is converted into an <img> tag using the following mappings: src: image url (rdf:about attribute of the image.item tag)
alt: image title (title)
width: image width (image:width)
height: image height image:height)
content namespace
%HEADLINES{ "http://slashdot.org/slashdot.rdf"
header="*[[$link][$title]]:* $description"
format="$t* [[$link][$title]]"
limit="4"
}%
to get the latest Slashdot news as a bullet list format:
%HEADLINES{ "http://www.business-opportunities.biz/feed" limit="2" }%
to get the latest postings on the "Business Opportunities" weblog:
Amazon has pulled the plug on its affiliate program in Colorado thanks to a new state regulation on sales tax collection, reports arsctechnica.
The company sent a notice to its Colorado-based affiliates to let them know about the decision, urging residents who depend on the affiliate program to contact their lawmakers if they want the program back.
Most states only require retailers to collect sales tax if they have a sufficient enough brick-and-mortar presence thanks to a 1992 Supreme Court decision on Quill Corp. v. North Dakota.
Despite this, a handful of states have tried to pass laws in recent years (often dubbed the “Amazon Tax”) that would force Amazon to start collecting sales tax if their affiliates-that is, those who use Amazon’s affiliate links on their own sites or blogs in order to earn a return on referrals-are based in those states.
Photo by Amazon.
More Middle Boomers — those 52 to 58 years old — expect to work about five years beyond their planned retirement date, thanks to the recession, according to a new study of that segment of 29 million people, reports WalletPop.
The “MetLife Study of Boomers in the Middle” showed 54% saying they were behind in their retirement-savings goals. Economic conditions have hurt 76% of those surveyed, and almost half of those are concerned about their ability to recover.
“I think just in general we’re seeing people who need to work longer,” said Sandra Timmermann, director of the MetLife Mature Market Institute, in a telephone interview with WalletPop.
Of those Middle Boomers who have delayed their retirement age, 85% have been hurt financially by the recession.
Many Middle Boomers who planned to retire at age 65 will work until they’re 70, Timmermann said.
The benefits are much more than a paycheck for five more years: a 401(k) retirement account match, not drawing down their assets, delaying Social Security benefits, and benefits from their employer such as health care.
It won’t get them to a life of leisure on the golf course anytime soon, but it will hopefully lead to more money when they get there.
Photo by thinkingaboutretiring.com.
%<plugin>_<setting>%, for example, %HEADLINESPLUGIN_SHORTDESCRIPTION%. Note: Don't modify the settings here; copy and customize the settings in Main.TWikiPreferences. For example, to customize the USERAGENTNAME setting, create a HEADLINESPLUGIN_USERAGENTNAME setting in Main.TWikiPreferences.
0, default: 60 100 getUrl() method. Default: yes 20 TWikiHeadlinesPlugin/2.21
* Set USERAGENTNAME = TWikiHeadlinesPlugin/2.21
* Set HEADER = <div class="headlinesChannel"><div class="headlinesLogo"><img src="$imageurl" alt="$imagetitle" border="0" />%BR%</div><div class="headlinesTitle">$n---+!! <a href="$link">$title</a></div><div class="headlinesDate">$date</div><div class="headlinesDescription">$description</div><div class="headlinesRight">$rights</div></div>
* Set FORMAT = <div class="headlinesArticle"><div class="headlinesTitle"><a href="$link">$title</a></div>$n<span class="headlinesDate">$date</span> <span class="headlinesCreator"> $creator</span> <span class="headlinesSubject"> $subject </span>$n<div class="headlinesText"> $description</div></div>
$TWiki::cfg{PROXY}{HOST} - proxy host, such as "proxy.example.com";
$TWiki::cfg{PROXY}{PORT} - proxy port, such as "8080";
$TWiki::cfg{PROXY}{SkipProxyForDomains} - domains excluded from proxy, such as "intra.example.com, bugs.example.com";
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HeadlinesPlugin_installer.pl to automatically check and install other TWiki modules that this module depends on. You can also do this step manually.
| Name | Version | Description |
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| Digest::MD5 | >=2.33 | Required. Download from CPAN:Digest::MD5 |
| LWP::UserAgent | >=5.803 | Optional. Download from CPAN:LWP::UserAgent |
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| TopicClassification | PluginPackage |
| TestedOnTWiki | 4.3, 4.2, 4.1, 4.0.0, 01 Sep 2004, 01 Feb 2003, 01 Dec 2001 |
| TestedOnOS | OsLinux, OsSolaris |
| ShouldRunOnOS | AnyOS |
| InstalledOnTWikiOrg | No |
| DemoUrl | http://micha.wikiring.de/TWiki/HeadlinesPlugin |
| DevelopedInSVN | Yes |
| ModificationPolicy | ContactAuthorFirst |
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