Whatever you do, don’t panic!
Simple PHP RSS Script
In case anybody needs to quickly publish DB contents as RSS feed, you can now use my SRSSS – Simple RSS Script 
Nothing sophisticated but should serve a valid RSS 2.0 feed. Just fill in the setup vars on the top, construct your SQL query and make sure you’ve got the right values in the while-loop.
Download here -> SRRS
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Just download it, rename the filename ending to .php, configure it by pasting in the last.fm URL of your desired location and upload it to your webserver. You will also have to download SimplePie that takes care of the all the RSS stuff and place it in the same directory as the LastVenue script.
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Note: the AJAX loding functions got skipped, because I'm really tired right now. Maybe they'll show up in version 2.0 ...who knows?
Demo
include('lastVenue.php');
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Note: the AJAX loding functions got skipped, because I'm really tired right now. Maybe they'll show up in version 2.0 ...who knows?
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about 1 year ago
my rss is not working proply can someone help me to fix it please
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hey nice script. thanks.
Alwyn , you can find: .’$link.$row->ID.”;
and replace it with this: ‘.$link.$row->ID.”;
now it’s working