Running more that one RSS feed on a page

Hi there,
this could well be a dumb question but then if you don't ask you don't learn.
Could someone let me know if you can run more than one RSS feed on a page - ie get feeds from different sites and then have them running on your site.

Have set one feed up but then I don't seem to be able to put up a second feed.

Thanks in advance.

yeah you can, I have done that before but I think you need to link to it rather than just using the meta bit in the head tag. for example you could have 2 rss links on a page which users could drag into their browsers

Thanks for the reply voodoochilli - not quite sure what you mean about dragging the rss link into their browser - would that mean no dynamic link.
The link to the page in question is www.rise.ie/index_rss.php There is some javascript embedded in head section of the page calling a function.
Sorry about vagueness am new to rss so if you know any good tuts on this would be appreciated.

Matt

Well for a start off you can call the main rss feed like this

<link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" title="Your news feed title" href="address to your feed.xml">next you simply need a link to the rss feeds somwhere, like on one of my sites there is this link

http://www.voodoochilli.net/rss.xml

if thats a graphical link, people can just drag it into a rss compatible browser/news reader

hmm... where is your rss file? Should be a xml file

I am not looking for people to feed rss files off this.
I just want people to read feeds from two sites.
Does that still mean I need an xml file...

Boy am I confused - just used a script from Dynamic Drive so hacked at this and thought that I'd set up dynamic content for the site.

Am going to have to do some reading up on this - any pointers...
Feel like a bit of an

I think you just need to link to the 2 rss files, which are normaly xml files and indicate to the browser that there are rss files using the method I listed above. I am not an expert on this so maybe someone else can help you better.

This page looks quite useful, give it a read:
http://searchenginewatch.com/showPage.html?page=2175271

ps. and dont feel like an just because you are asking questions! thats what everyone does on here!

Thanks for the link and the encouragement...
Will read the article and get learning rss properly, then can maybe help others on the forum....