kguske writes:  

nukeSEO.com released nukeFEED(tm), a flexible feed generator for PHP-Nuke, RavenNuke, Nuke Evo and other Nuke distributions. nukeFEED(tm) provides the ability to:


* syndicate popular content types and easily add additional content types
* use modern syndication formats like ATOM and RSS 2.0 with HTML
* display a feed map in both HTML and OMPL formats
* support dynamic auto-discovery of published (active) feeds
* define syndication feeds with more detailed attributes, including multiple sort orders (e.g. recent, popular, highest rated) at multiple levels (module, category, forum, etc.) and for a specified number of items
* allow visitors to subscribe to feeds through like Bloglines, Newsgator, netvibes and more
* integrate with FeedBurner to cache feeds, track and report usage statistics, monetize feeds through advertising and more
* preview feeds to help visitors determine to which feeds they want to subscribe

Links: To see a demo. To download (GPL, free membership required). For answers to FAQs. nukeFEED(tm) provides the ability to define for each feed:

• content type (e.g. downloads, FAQs, forums, news, web links and more)
• number of items to include in the feed
• the order in which items are displayed (e.g. recent, popular, highest-rated and more)
• the level to select items (e.g. module, category, forum, and more)

nukeFEED(tm) supports several content types:

• Content
• Downloads / NSN Group downloads
• Encyclopedia
• FAQ
• Forums (with support for bbcode and bad word filtering)
• News
• Reviews
• Tutorials (Tutoriaux)
• Web links
  

It excludes private or unposted / unapproved content. Additional content types can be added by creating simple content classes.

nukeFEED(tm) contains several innovations that can be used by future improvements, including:

• combo-box functionality - the ability to enter a value or select if from a list (via the dhtmlXCombo class from SC&)
• linked selections - selecting one value from a list resets the values available in other select lists (via an enhanced CLinkedSelect function from Setec Astronomy)
• automatic installation of database tables
• content class model for describing and accessing multiple content types, which will be reused in other enhancements
• easy-to-use functions for providing advanced popup help / information
• reusable XML and HTML cleaning, coding and decoding functions

Future enhancements to nukeFEED(tm) may include:

• Improved feed caching
• Secure feeds
• NSN Groups integration (feeds available only to groups)
• Multiple language support
• Additional content types