The RSS block is probably working fine... however looking at the source this feed produces it's not a valid RSS feed.

The start of the feed from your link looks like...

<document><title>Sensi Seeds</title><copyright>Copyright (c) 2007, Sensi Seeds BV</copyright><link>http://www.sensiseeds.com</link><language>en-us</language><maincategory>SENSI SEEDS</maincategory><maincategoryurl>http://www.sensiseeds.com/ref

...whereas the start of a feed from one of my own sites that does display using the RSS feed block looks like...

<rss version="2.0" xmlns:content="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/content/" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/">
<channel>
<title><![CDATA[MORKEye COD2 &#x26; COD4 Racism &#x26; Language Violation Tool - All Forums]]></title>
<link>http://www.morkeye.co.uk/</link>
<description>

... I suspect that this may be the problem...

Cheers for the info mate, but I've decided concrete5 is not for me, I've had better support from CMS communities that don't even charge for addons. concrete5 is going to die on it's arse, because it is full of bugs, the marketplace is costly, and the forum support is non existant..

It might be a good CMS for developers, but it's never going to be mainstream with the $$$ restrictions for addons. It's not a proper open source project with the people releasing the code charging for more bits of code. I can understand 3rd party developers asking for $$ but not the folks that released the source under open source.... Bait and switch springs to mind.

"Cheers for the info mate, but I've decided concrete5 is not for me, I've had better support from CMS communities that don't even charge for addons."

Eh??... I answered within minutes of your post... anyway yer welcome for the info... and good luck in your search for perfection... ;)

I wasn't getting at you personally mate, I really appreciate your response to my post. I think I posted elsewhere that I only had 1 helpful reply. It was yours.

I'm not looking for perfection, but my hobby makes my attention span limited ;)

"I'm not looking for perfection, but my hobby makes my attention span limited ;) "

lol... mine too... take care

Have you tried this feed with an RSS feeder or news reader yet?

The format seems different than CMS. I'm not trying to offend you by suggesting this may not be RSS, but I was just curious if you have gotten it to show up in a reader before.

Otherwise it might be possible to program a reader that's customized to work with this product format.

No I've not tried it anywhere.

To be honest I am not clued up on RSS, the extent of my RSS experience is reading daily news from the BBC via my firefox browser :)

Sensiseeds see it is an xml feed is that not the same? Perhaps I've messed up big time but I thought an XML feed was an RSS feed..