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Being a complete numpty with RSS feeds I thought I would try the feed on this website. I added an RSS gadget to my desktop and selected the correct feed but do I need to add my account details to get the feed to update?
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#1  
You should not need to add account details. Strange, it works on my iphone and browser. What gadget is that? I'll take a look
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#2  
Its the standard one in Windows 7 you get by right clicking on the desktop and click on Gadgets on the drop list. It just seems to show the latest post and thats that
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#3  
Looks like that gadget only shows the top article
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#4  
I don't know. IE and Microsoft are upsetting me. I subscribed to my feed. Now I can't unsubscribe because there doesn't seem to be an option. I have google searched, and nothing comes up.

Seems like RSS subscription is a contract with the devil:P
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#5  
Ah i think i figured it out. Stupid poorly documented rss stuff:)

Actually not poorly documented. Just overly documented. Too many ppl writing too much about it and contradicting everyone else. Works?
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It maybe the way I was or wasn't subscribing to the field in IE. I seem to have all the threads now so I will keep an eye on it ta
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yah i figured it out. i had to re-write the RSS XML module a bit differently. It was requiring some values that "group" threads together.
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