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Easily Add Car Insurance RSS Feeds to your Website with PHP

Webmasters can automatically add daily updated quality car insurance articles to their websites to display fresh content and keep users and search engines coming back. Note: This only works on .php pages.

All it takes is these few simple steps:

1. Download the free rss reader (in a zip format)
2. Unzip the folder
3. Once unzipped, open the file and find “rssreader.php” and upload it to your server in the same directory as the page which you want to display the articles.
4. Copy and Paste this php code into the page you want to display the feeds: (the page must have a .php extension)
   <?php<br /> // Include the file that does all the work<br /> include(”rssreader.php”);</p> <p> // This is the URL to the actual RSS feed. Change this value<br /> // if you want to show a different feed.<br /> $url=”http://car-insurance.onlineautoinsurance.com/?feed=rss2″;</p> <p> // Create an instance of the rssFeed object, passing it<br /> // the URL of the feed<br /> $rss=new rssFeed($url);</p> <p> // If there was an error getting the data<br /> if($rss->error){<br /> // Show the error<br /> print “<br /> <h1>Error:</h1> <p>\n <p><strong>$rss->error</strong></p> <p>”;<br /> }else{</p> <p> // Otherwise, we have the data, so we call the parse method<br /> $rss->parse();</p> <p> // The showHeading can accept a paramater that will be used<br /> // as the tag to wrap the heading. In this case, we’re wrapping<br /> // the title in an<br /> <h1> tag<br /> $rss->showHeading(”h2″);</p> <p> // Display the image if there is one<br /> $rss->showImage(”right”);</p> <p> // If the RSS feed provides a link<br /> if($rss->link){<br /> // Display it<br /> print ” <p>Provided courtesy of:\n”;</p> <p> print “<a href=”http://car-insurance.onlineautoinsurance.com” mce_href=”http://car-insurance.onlineautoinsurance.com”>Car Insurance Articles</a><br><br>\n”;</p> <p> }</p> <p> // Show the news stories<br /> $rss->showStories();</p> <p> }</p> <p>?>

That should be it! You should have automatically updated daily insurance content.
If you’re having problems, these may be possible causes:

• the page is not a php file - For example, the page ends in .htm or other.
  • solution => rename page with a .php extension.
    • server must have PHP installed (windows servers may not be compatible)
• the “rssreader.php” page is not saved in the same directory as the page the articles are displaying on
  • solution => save in the same directory as the page

If you have questions, please post in the comments section below.