for your answer!
I'll try out the solution for the first question tomorow at my devdesk.
But for the second, there's a little misunderstanding: the site I want to create a feed has a feed, but that's rather unuseable: most of the times there are duplicate items and it has only the 10 articles of wich usually at least 4 is duplicate, e.g.:
- article 1
- article 2
- article 1
- article 3
- article 4
- article 3
- article 1
...
So I don't want to use it (yeah I know I can filter out the duplicates). The site has sections (e.g. Sport, Technology: it's a local newspaper site).
The sections has all the articles related to their sections, like
<h1>article 1</h1>
<p>2011-04-27</p>
(snippet)
<h1>article 2</h1>
<p>2011-04-27</p>
(snippet)
<h1>article 3</h1>
<p>2011-04-27</p>
(snippet)
<h1>article 4</h1>
<p>2011-04-27</p>
(snippet)
<h1>article 5</h1>
<p>2011-04-27</p>
(snippet)
<link to next page>
And on the next page:
<h1>article 6</h1>
<p>2011-04-27</p>
(snippet)
<h1>article 7</h1>
<p>2011-04-27</p>
(snippet)
<h1>article 8</h1>
<p>2011-04-27</p>
(snippet)
<h1>article 9</h1>
<p>2011-04-26</p>
(snippet)
<h1>article 10</h1>
<p>2011-04-26</p>
(snippet)
<link to next page>
Now what I want is to generate a custom feed for todays all articles, for which I have to open the index page of the section, then click the link to next page(s) until I can find and add articles to the feed with todays date.
I can parse the index page, and create the feed for it, but how to get to the next page?
Thanks in advance!