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    Mproject Reply #1, 18 years ago
    Is there any module, plugin, snippet or whatever to output scroll banner (for linking on other sites).

    Ex. send some HTML code to some website. When they put that code on their sites, it would show scrolling content banner with latest publishd documents
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      Mproject Reply #2, 18 years ago
      *bump*


      anyone? I can’t blieve that this don’t exist rolleyes
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        kongondo Reply #3, 18 years ago
        Am not sure what you mean, could you please clarify? Do you mean a scrolling banner on some other website that will show the latest published documents from your modx site? (e.g., like a feed)

        cheers/k
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          Garry Nutting Reply #4, 18 years ago
          What about using Ditto to publish an XML feed and let the other sites syndicate the content as they wish (unless, of course, the other sites are under your control?)
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            Mproject Reply #5, 18 years ago
            Quote from: kongondo at Oct 28, 2008, 10:29 AM

            Do you mean a scrolling banner on some other website that will show the latest published documents from your modx site? (e.g., like a feed)

            cheers/k

            yes this is what I want!

            But I want to have a defined look.... like header and footer... and beetwen the latest headlines from my site

            example... something like this
            http://www.javno.com/clanak.php?id=37890
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              kongondo Reply #6, 18 years ago
              Garryn has beat me to it...I would go for the feed. Btw, what is the "other" website running on? ( i mean, is it modx, joomla, something else?)...am thinking about the scrolling bit...
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                ronaldlokers Reply #7, 18 years ago
                You should use a rss feed to publish the data and then format it into a tracker like you show on that site with javascript.
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                  Mproject Reply #8, 18 years ago
                  Quote from: kongondo at Oct 28, 2008, 11:03 AM

                  Garryn has beat me to it...I would go for the feed. Btw, what is the "other" website running on? ( i mean, is it modx, joomla, something else?)...am thinking about the scrolling bit...
                  I don’t know what are other websites running on... there are too many of them..

                  Quote from: MediaGuy at Oct 28, 2008, 03:59 PM

                  You should use a rss feed to publish the data and then format it into a tracker like you show on that site with javascript.
                  Can you explain how do I do that? Or link me to somekind of tutorial?
                  I’m not familiar in this area....
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                    ronaldlokers Reply #9, 18 years ago
                    Quote from: Mproject at Oct 29, 2008, 03:23 AM

                    Quote from: MediaGuy at Oct 28, 2008, 03:59 PM

                    You should use a rss feed to publish the data and then format it into a tracker like you show on that site with javascript.
                    Can you explain how do I do that? Or link me to somekind of tutorial?
                    I’m not familiar in this area....

                    Sorry can’t help you with that, didn’t do it myself before either! I think you should look on those javascript library sites and find a scroller script.
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                      Mproject Reply #10, 18 years ago
                      I’m already on it.... If someone knows how do do this, please reply on this topic ASAP.
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