[$ include( catfile( get_setting("dir_templates"), "tpl_header.html") ) $]
Below are the newest items from your [$ count_my_channels $] channels, ordered by channel modification date.
A "channel" (also "feed") is a website offering its headlines, news or content in a simplistic format.
[$ # display each channel that has been successfully downloaded. my @channels = get_my_sorted_channels("date_downloaded", "reversed_data"); # get the user's window target preference (which controls # whether links should open up in the current or a new window. my $link_target = get_setting( "user_link_target" ); # for each channel, parse and display. foreach my $channel (@channels) { # stuck inside our loop to load the page faster, as well # as to prevent runaway 
 tags from messing with our output.
       to_browser(qq{});
       to_browser(qq{
});

       # and then load all the channel data, moving on if nothing's there.
       my $data = load_channel($channel->{filename}, $channel->{xmlurl}); next unless $data;

       # if there's nothing in our date_downloaded, then we maybe
       # coming from an importing, so we'll skip this feed for now.
       next unless $channel->{date_downloaded};

       # the channel header. I go through insane amounts
       # of effort to make sure the result HTML has perfect
       # line spacing and indentation. You certainly don't
       # have to mimick my anality. (Moortal KombutTT!).
       to_browser(qq{\n});
       to_browser(qq{       \n});
       to_browser(qq{         \n});
       to_browser(qq{           \n\n});

       # if there are no channel items, say so.
       if ( not defined($data->{item}) or scalar @{$data->{item}} <= 0) {
          to_browser(qq{         });
          to_browser(qq{\n});
       }

       # each of the channel items.
       foreach my $item (@{$data->{item}}) {

          # is mod_content's content:encoded used?
          $item->{description} = $item->{"content:encoded"} if defined($item->{"content:encoded"});

          # display the actual item.
          to_browser(qq{         });
          to_browser(qq{\n});
       }
 
       # finish the table, both for
       # our channel, as well as our
       # grey hilighter (whee!).
       to_browser(qq{       
 \n});
       to_browser(qq{             \n});
       to_browser(qq{               \n});
       to_browser(qq{               \n});

       # is there an email address associated with this site?
       if ($channel->{email}) { to_browser(qq{               \n}); }

       # continue on with the rest of our header.
       # we create an encoded 'xmlurl' for our del_url.
       # this is so we don't get confused with channel
       # query_strings being interpreted as part of our own.
       my $encoded_xmlurl = encode_to_dec($channel->{xmlurl});
       to_browser(qq{               \n});
       to_browser(qq{               \n});
       to_browser(qq{             
Go To The '$channel->{title}' Site.$channel->{title}
Last Downloaded: $channel->{date_downloaded}.		Send an email to '$channel->{title}'.View The Raw XML Source Of '$channel->{title}'.Remove '$channel->{title}'.
\n});
       to_browser(qq{         
 });
          to_browser(qq{ This channel has no items that AmphetaDesk can display. });
          to_browser(qq{
 });
          to_browser(qq{}) if $item->{link};
          to_browser(qq{$item->{title}}) if $item->{title}; to_browser(qq{}) if $item->{link};
          to_browser(qq{ $item->{description} }) if $item->{description};
          to_browser(qq{
\n});
       to_browser(qq{});
       to_browser(qq{
});
    }

    # and spit it out.
    $OUT = send_to_browser;
 $]





   A "channel" (also "feed") is a website offering its headlines, news or content in a simplistic format.
   
Above are the newest items from your [$ count_my_channels $] channels, ordered by channel modification date.		




[$ include( catfile( get_setting("dir_templates"), "tpl_footer.html") ) $]