Update Feb 05, 2010: New Recent Activities feeds from www.wowarmory.com now supported in All GuildHosting.org Websites

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We are proud to announce the addition of a new module for our websites; this new module can be installed into any of our existing websites free of charge and will now support Blizzards Wow Armory Recent Members Activities feeds. Best of All once this is set-up it will automatically update as your members complete in game activities based on how you have configured your feeds to display.

If you would like to have this installed into your site please post here and we will install this for you in the next 3-5 business days
(Requires set-up by site admin video tutorial will be provided)

GuildHosting Team

Can you please install this new addition to our site.

Thanks,

Revstal

Hello,

We have added this into your site, you will need to make your new feed Url. To do this visit your guild in the wowarmory.com once you locate one of the members you want to use with this feed click on their name while on their profile in the wow armory locate the link to the new feeds and click on it, then follow the on screen instructions on how to add up to 5 members of your guild at once. Then copy all the code it provides to you and paste this into the new Activities feeds module we have added and save the new settings.

If you have made the feed correctly in the armory it should work. This new moduel is located in user4.

Best Regards

I would like to have this set up on our site and would really like for all of the info below to be removed. Thanks in advance!

Hello,

I see you have a V3 website these sites come pre–installed with the Recent Activities feeds already to go, it’s located in User4 or user6 position in your sites Extensions >>> Module manager on the second page. The reason it had some other guilds names is because we place a default feed into this module for testing purposes. Please make your own feed a www.wowarmory.com and then update the feed in your module.

Best Regards