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Georss, including georss in my blog, georss in Folkestone, and any mentions of georss in my family tree. Also there's a feed of georss stories / mentions, a JSON feed of georss, a newer KML feed of georss , search my georss venue info, georss on Your Folkestone. Hope you can find what you're looking for, if not please leave a message about georss.
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Aug31
Dang I'm struggling with some work code that I really ought not be thinking about on a Friday night...
How do I access xml tags in other namespaces using jquery? If I have some xml like:
I can easily get any of the elements with something like $('thing')
but how do I get them if the elements are namespaced, like
I'm simplifying a bit there, but I can't find any info online about how to get this out again; I can't access my elements with $('stuff:thing')
because that means a stuff tag of type thing...
What am I missing? Do you know what I'm on about? Do you care?
jquery is a brilliant javascript library that I use for everything at work (though I haven't really brought this site up to date with much of it), but I'm struggling to use it to process some gecoded rss like the geo:lat and geo:long in here...
I could really do with knowing this for a fairly funky work project, but equally I could do with not thinking about this on a Friday night...
UPDATE: Just ignore the namespace and get it like this:$('lat, long', xml ).each( function () {
$('#debug').append( '' + this.nodeName + '=' + $(this).text() + '
' );
} );
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May16
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All that talk of KML yesterday got me looking at my maps again, they've not worked for ages, not since I added more tagging to all my Folkestone venues... so, not actually using the new kml version of the data, rather old georss xml versions, but at least the map is all working again now.
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May15
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Created some kml files from my pub / restaurant data on Folkestone Gerald, part of my plan to clean up my maps and things, kml is a standard that's been adopted by google for google earth and maps and things, and is possibly better suited than my existing georss feeds. I say possibly, because at the moment I'm not sure these even work, and look, see the georss versions support tags and things. AND OBVIOUSLY, it's just XML, and what do you care about that? Not a great deal. You could plug them straight into google maps or something, but they're not a great thing in their own right, like any feeds, they're just snippets of information that will be used by some other application, not directly by you, but I thought I'd throw them out there. This is the sort of thing I'm doing, it's all of the formathttp://www.folkestonegerald.com/v/ Place / thing you are looking for .kml
They might be a bit slow
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