To get Facebook like or share button to a custom page, refer to this address: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/like-button
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//To generate a feed by code (in this case rss will placed into root directory of websites):
string RssPath = Server.MapPath("../rss.xml");
RSS_Writer.NewRss(RssPath, "FEED Title", "www.exmple.com", "Header Description of feed", "en-us");
//to add a items programmatically:
RSS_Writer.AddItems(RssPath, "your title", "link to this article", "Description", "");
//to generate rss from SQL after have filled a Dataset (ds) :
RSS_Writer.CreateRssFromDataSet(RssPath, ds, "titleFiled", "LnkField", "DescrField", "GuidField");
/*IMPORTANT NOTES:
Then to configure IIS, follow these steps:
Open IIS and navigate to the appropriate application/website
Right click and choose ‘Properties’ from the menu
Select the ‘HTTP Headers’ tab
There’s a section at the bottom entitled ‘MIME Map’, and from that click on ‘File Types’
Click ‘New Type’
For the ‘Associated extension’ enter .rss
And for ‘Content type (MIME)’ enter application/rss+xml
Click ‘OK’ and then ‘Apply’
Feel free to restart the IIS server, although you shouldn’t have to.
Ensure that the HTML page link to the RSS file includes the RSS extension, e.g.
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} Declare @tableName varchar(100),
@tableCount int,
@sql nvarchar(100)
Set @tableName = 'Products'
Set @sql = N'Select @tableCount = Count(*) from ' + @tableName
exec sp_executesql @sql, N'@tableCount int output', @tableCount output
Select @tableCount