Step 2: Download one of these components: Kusoma RSS, BCA RSS Syndicator or the commercial jLord RSS Feed Creator. They are all good solutions. Our how-to here will focus on BCA RSS Syndicator.
Step 3: Install BCA RSS Syndicator via the Joomla installer.
Step 4: Go to Components >> BCA RSS Syndicator and click "New"
Step 5: Fill in the information requested. Most of these fields are self-explanatory. You can happily just give your feed a name and click save.
Collecting Data on Your RSS Feed
Step 6: After you've saved your feed, copy the URL or save it into a text editor.
Step 7: Go to http://feedburner.google.com and register. You can use your normal Google account or register with new information.
Step 8: Login and enter the URL for your RSS feed into this box:
Step 8: Give your feed a name and URL. Make sure to write down the name of your new feed URL.
Step 9: Over the next few weeks, you can login back into Feedburner and see detailed information about how many people are subscribing to your feed:
Allowing Search Engines and Visitors to Find Your RSS Feed
Step 10: You can add your RSS link to the browser bar so that people can easily see a feed is available. Open up your template's index.php and add these lines between the tags:
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Your Comments (4)
johnny
October 18, 2010
thanks, very helpful
saurabh shah
November 12, 2010
Thanks very helpful tutorials.. looking for move cool tutorials bro !
Daniel
November 12, 2010
Bookmarked!
Celia
November 26, 2010
This is a very good tutorial, thanks for sharing your knowledge with us