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Use that first example I posted, along with one of those two lines above for the feed->set array. You don't need to mess with Simplepie, and if you needed to add anything else that I knew of, I would have already mentioned it.

// Initialize some feeds for use.
$feed = new SimplePie();
$feed->set_feed_url($feed_array);

No idea what the simplepie code does with that array, so that may or may not work.

That one you're using should be fine for both null or empty, I believe. If not, I thing the following should cover both?

$query="SELECT rssfeed FROM users WHERE rssfeed!='' AND rssfeed IS NOT NULL";

I've uploaded a new version now, (with the files now having a .php extension instead of .xml), so your server won't try serving the files directly instead of actually executing them.

Just remove that line. I thought I had already done so. It's not required.

Edit: You may also need to change the file extension back to .php, rather than .xml. The server may try to serve it up as is rather than running it.

Would that then need to be:

$db->query('SELECT rssfeed FROM '.$db->prefix.'users WHERE IS NOT NULL rssfeed')

or

$db->query('SELECT rssfeed FROM '.$db->prefix.'users WHERE rssfeed IS NOT NULL')

or would either achieve the same result?

Aye, that's correct. I thought I had forgotten to mention something.

Have just read past the first line or two of your first post.

You may need to change that query to either:

$db->query('SELECT rssfeed FROM '.$db->prefix."users WHERE rssfeed!=''")

or:

$db->query('SELECT rssfeed FROM '.$db->prefix.'users WHERE rssfeed!=NULL')

Something like:

$result = $db->query('SELECT rssfeed FROM '.$db->prefix.'users') or error('Unable to fetch feed information', __FILE__, __LINE__,$db->error());

if ($db->num_rows($result))
{
   while ($cur_feed = $db->fetch_assoc($result))
   {
       simplepie command($cur_feed['rssfeed']);
   }
}

Untested, but should do the job.

Just making sure I'm not missing the gist on that link. So effectively, calling:

$result->data_seek(0);

would reset the pointer back to zero so that a later fetch_assoc in a while loop would start from the beginning again?

Thanks again,

Matt

I do believe you're missing the point of the portal/C.M.S bit. A portal, in itself, is nothing more than a single page as such, which concentrates multiple areas of interest from around the site into that one place, i.e: the index page. The C.M.S, however, is the site as a whole. There is no such thing as a complete PunBB C.M.S. Every mod added to a Pun install creates a different variant. A complete C.M.S, to word it as such, doesn't exist. Each forum is generally adapted, via mods, to each sites requirements.