Provide a list of URLs this will insert them into a very basic RSS template. That's it. The resulting feed will always just output the same thing: the URLs you've given it.
The idea is that you'll then expand the feed with something like our Full-Text RSS application and use it where a custom fixed feed is needed.
You can use the resulting URL in services which take RSS as input, such as our Full-Text RSS and PDF Newspaper tools.
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When making HTTP requests, you can pass the following parameters to urls.php (either in a GET request or POST request).
Example:
urls.php?url[]=example.com%2Farticle-1&url[]=example.com%2Farticle-2&title=Good+articlesThe form above uses the same parameters, so if you're usure how to construct a URL, use the form and then examine the RSS feed URL that's produced.
| Parameter | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| url[] | string (URL) | One or more URLs. |
| title | string | The feed title to use in the generated feed. |
| key | string | If you pay for premium access, you can pass your key here. |
Required parameters: url must be supplied.