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My company has a client who would like to add the contents of an rss
feed to their website, making a minimum amount of change to their site.
I have created an asp.net aggregator for the feed (based on some
existing code), which generates a web page from the feed.

I was planning to simply include the file using an iframe, but it
transpires that search engines do not crawl frame pages (improved
ranking is the purpose of including the rss).

So, what I need is a simple way to include the contents of the web page
I have created on the page within a div tag or something.

As #include takes raw data this is no good (the page no longer
compiles), so what I am looking for is a couple of lines of code which
will read the output of a website into a string so that I can display
it.

Having looked around quite a lot I am unable to find something straight
forward to achieve this, although I cannot belive it is difficult as
there is certainly something like this in PHP.

Please help me as my head hurts from banging it against the wall.

Many thanks in advance

Lewis

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> My company has a client who would like to add the contents of an rss
> feed to their website, making a minimum amount of change to their site.
> I have created an asp.net aggregator for the feed (based on some
> existing code), which generates a web page from the feed.
>
> I was planning to simply include the file using an iframe, but it
> transpires that search engines do not crawl frame pages (improved
> ranking is the purpose of including the rss).
>
> So, what I need is a simple way to include the contents of the web page
> I have created on the page within a div tag or something.
>
> As #include takes raw data this is no good (the page no longer
> compiles), so what I am looking for is a couple of lines of code which
> will read the output of a website into a string so that I can display
> it.
>
> Having looked around quite a lot I am unable to find something straight
> forward to achieve this, although I cannot belive it is difficult as
> there is certainly something like this in PHP.
>
> Please help me as my head hurts from banging it against the wall.
>
> Many thanks in advance
>
> Lewis
>