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<blockquote data-quote="erosco" data-source="post: 301402" data-attributes="member: 52829">Sambal,I am impressed with your plugin, thankyou...I am using it in an unusual way.. I have a few batch files that build/extend an rss.xml file that I keep in my Web Server directory whenever I record or torrent download a show. The idea is a constant 'blog' of new entries to watch.I have it working ok and am now just working on the formatting.... this is where I need your help! I am using a textboxscrollup on my homepage to display the #rssfeed contents.. my problem is that I need a few &quot;\n&quot; or newlines as separators between items.. I can't seem to have a newline as a separator in your configuration dialog (or in mediaportal.xml) and adding newlines to the rss.xml file just sees them stripped out.. Can you help!? - I'm happy to publish my results.. but first need to get it working.. again I think it's a cool plugin!Thank youerosco</blockquote>

[QUOTE="erosco, post: 301402, member: 52829"] Sambal, I am impressed with your plugin, thankyou... I am using it in an unusual way.. I have a few batch files that build/extend an rss.xml file that I keep in my Web Server directory whenever I record or torrent download a show. The idea is a constant 'blog' of new entries to watch. I have it working ok and am now just working on the formatting.... this is where I need your help! I am using a textboxscrollup on my homepage to display the #rssfeed contents..[COLOR="RoyalBlue"] my problem is that I need a few "\n" or newlines as separators between items..[/COLOR] I can't seem to have a newline as a separator in your configuration dialog (or in mediaportal.xml) and adding newlines to the rss.xml file just sees them stripped out.. Can you help!? - I'm happy to publish my results.. but first need to get it working.. again I think it's a cool plugin! Thank you erosco [/QUOTE]

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