Web sites list their feeds as a <link> tag in the page heading. If the URL the user enters does not parse as a valid RSS feed, try instead to parse it as HTML. Then, under the <head> tag, look for a <link> tag with rel=alternate and type=application/rss+xml or type=application/atom+xml attributes. If this is found, load the href attribute and use that as the feed address.
Web sites list their feeds as a `<link>` tag in the page heading. If the URL the user enters does not parse as a valid RSS feed, try instead to parse it as HTML. Then, under the `<head>` tag, look for a `<link>` tag with `rel=alternate` and `type=application/rss+xml` or `type=application/atom+xml` attributes. If this is found, load the `href` attribute and use that as the feed address.
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Web sites list their feeds as a
<link>tag in the page heading. If the URL the user enters does not parse as a valid RSS feed, try instead to parse it as HTML. Then, under the<head>tag, look for a<link>tag withrel=alternateandtype=application/rss+xmlortype=application/atom+xmlattributes. If this is found, load thehrefattribute and use that as the feed address.This has been completed.