get_type()

class SimplePie {
	get_type ()
}

Returns the type of the feed. The type can be tested against using bitwise operators. There are a number of constants available for matching types:

• SIMPLEPIE_TYPE_NONE
  Type is unknown.
• SIMPLEPIE_TYPE_RSS_090
  Type is RSS 0.90.
• SIMPLEPIE_TYPE_RSS_091_NETSCAPE
  Type is RSS 0.91 (Netscape).
• SIMPLEPIE_TYPE_RSS_091_USERLAND
  Type is RSS 0.91 (Userland).
• SIMPLEPIE_TYPE_RSS_091
  Type is RSS 0.91.
• SIMPLEPIE_TYPE_RSS_092
  Type is RSS 0.92.
• SIMPLEPIE_TYPE_RSS_093
  Type is RSS 0.93.
• SIMPLEPIE_TYPE_RSS_094
  Type is RSS 0.94.
• SIMPLEPIE_TYPE_RSS_10
  Type is RSS 1.0.
• SIMPLEPIE_TYPE_RSS_20
  Type is RSS 2.0.x.
• SIMPLEPIE_TYPE_RSS_RDF
  Type is RDF-based RSS.
• SIMPLEPIE_TYPE_RSS_SYNDICATION
  Type is Non-RDF-based RSS (truly intended as syndication format).
• SIMPLEPIE_TYPE_RSS_ALL
  Type is any version of RSS.
• SIMPLEPIE_TYPE_ATOM_03
  Type is Atom 0.3.
• SIMPLEPIE_TYPE_ATOM_10
  Type is Atom 1.0.
• SIMPLEPIE_TYPE_ATOM_ALL
  Type is any version of Atom.
• SIMPLEPIE_TYPE_ALL
  Type is any known/supported feed type.

• Available since SimplePie 0.8.
• Usage changed drastically in SimplePie 1.0. Constants are only available in SimplePie 1.0.

$feed = new SimplePie();
$feed->set_feed_url('http://simplepie.org/blog/feed/');
$feed->init();
$feed->handle_content_type();
 
echo 'Feed type is ';
 
if ($feed->get_type() & SIMPLEPIE_TYPE_NONE)
{
	echo 'Unknown';
}
elseif ($feed->get_type() & SIMPLEPIE_TYPE_RSS_ALL)
{
	echo 'RSS';
}
elseif ($feed->get_type() & SIMPLEPIE_TYPE_ATOM_ALL)
{
	echo 'Atom';
}
elseif ($feed->get_type() & SIMPLEPIE_TYPE_ALL)
{
	echo 'Supported';
}

• SimplePie