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Titolo: E se io volessi crearmi un channel del mio sito???

Come dovrei fare???
Qualcuno sa indicarmi delle risorse sulla rete?
Ringrazio in anticipo tutti quelli che mi aiuteranno...
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CHANNEL
<CHANNEL
BASE="url"
HREF="url"
LASTMOD="date"
LEVEL="n"
PRECACHE="YES" | "NO" >
Defines a channel or subchannel. The channel is defined by
the first occurrence of the CHANNEL element and the
corresponding </CHANNEL> end tag. All CHANNEL elements
contained within the top-level channel represent subchannel
folders that are used to create a hierarchy of channel
items.
BASE="url"
Base URL for the channel. This is used to resolve relative
URLs specified in ITEM and CHANNEL elements contained within
this channel. The BASE value applies to all child elements
of the current channel or subchannel. This attribute
supersedes the BASE value previously defined by a parent
CHANNEL element, if any exist. The URL specified must end
with a trailing "/", or the last word will be removed.
HREF="url"
Uniform Resource Locator associated with the channel. The
browser navigates to this location when the user activates
the channel. The HREF attribute should be omitted if the
CHANNEL element contains an anchor (A) as a child element.
LASTMOD="date"
Last date/time in GMT that the page indexed by the HREF
attribute was modified. GMT is Greenwich Mean Time, also
known as Universal Time Coordinated (UTC). Note that the
LASTMOD date/time is not necessarily your local time. This
attribute allows the channel client to determine whether the
content has changed since the last time it was downloaded.
The item is downloaded only if the date associated with the
cached item is older than the LASTMOD value in the CDF file.
Additional information on optimizing channels is available
in the Creating Active Channels documentation. The date
format used in the LASTMOD attribute is specified in the
form yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm, where: yyyy  Specifies the year.
mm  Specifies the month (01-12).
dd  Specifies the day of the month (01-31).
hh  Specifies the hour of the day (00-23).
mm  Specifies the minutes (00-59).
LEVEL="n"
Number of levels (or links) deep the client should "site
crawl" and precache the HTML content from the URL specified
in the HREF attribute. The default is zero, which specifies
to only precache the URL of the CHANNEL, along with any
images it uses. If the URL contains frames, the client will
also retrieve all content inside the frames. By default, the
maximum number of levels that can be specified for site
crawling is three.
PRECACHE="YES" | "NO"
Specifies whether content should be downloaded and cached on
the client computer. If PRECACHE is omitted or set to "YES",
content is downloaded only if the user of Internet Explorer
has specified that channel content should be downloaded. If
PRECACHE is set to "NO", content is not downloaded and the
LEVEL attribute is ignored.
Number of allowed occurrences: Any number Parent elements
Child elements
None ABSTRACT
 CHANNEL
 ITEM
 LOG
 LOGIN
 LOGO
 LOGTARGET
 SCHEDULE
 SOFTPKG
 TITLE
An optional SELF= attribute can be added in the top-level
CHANNEL to indicate the location of the CDF file to use for
creating a channel subscription. Note that this attribute is
unnecessary and is only supported for backward
compatibility.
If more than one mechanism is used to specify a URL for a
channel, Internet Explorer will look for URLs in this order
of precedence:
The HREF= attribute of the CHANNEL element.
<CHANNEL HREF="http://...">
The HREF of the anchor (A) element that is the immediate
child of the CHANNEL element.
<CHANNEL>
 <A HREF="http://...">My Channel</A>
The optional INFOURI=url attribute of the CHANNEL element.
This attribute is available for compatibility with other CDF
parsers.
<CHANNEL INFOURI="http://...">
The end tag </CHANNEL> is required.
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Bye
Ro<*¿*>berto

Mentre mangiavo delle patate speziate alla taverna di Otik, ho udito dalla bocca di
Ro<*¿*>berto uscire queste parole:
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GRAZIE!!!
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