The following templates are ready to go after including it in the TBS class. If you require more help or even implementation code, scroll down beyond the template code.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="[var.info.charset]"?>
<rss version="2.0">
   
   <channel>
      <title>[var.info.title]</title>
      <link>[var.info.link]</link>
      <description>[var.info.description]</description>
      <language>[var.info.language]</language>
      <managingEditor>[var.info.email]</managingEditor>
                <copyright>Copyright [var.info.year]</copyright>
      <generator>[var.info.generator]</generator>
      <pubDate>[var.info.pub_date]</pubDate>
      <ttl>60</ttl>
      <image>
         <link>[var.info.link]</link>
         <title>[var.info.img_title]</title>
         <url>[var.info.img_url]</url>
      </image>
      
      [blkItems;block=begin]
      
      <item>
         <title>[blkItems.title]</title>
         <link>[blkItems.link]</link>
         <comments>[blkItems.comments]</comments>
                        <description><![CDATA[ [blkItems.description] ]]></description>
         <guid isPermaLink="false">[blkItems.guid]</guid>
         <category>[blkItems.category]</category>
         <pubDate>[blkItems.pub_date]</pubDate>
      </item>
      
      [blkItems;block=end]
      
   </channel>
</rss>

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="[var.info.charset]"?>
<feed xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom" xml:lang="[var.info.lang]">
   <title>[var.info.title]</title>
   <subtitle>[var.info.description]</subtitle>
        <link rel="alternate" type="text/html" href="[var.info.link]"/>
        <link rel="self" type="application/atom+xml" href="[var.info.atom_link]"/>
   <updated>[var.info.updated]</updated>
   <author>
   <name>[var.info.author_name]</name>
   <uri>[var.info.link]</uri>
   <email>[var.info.email]</email>
   </author>
   <id>[var.info.link]</id>
   <rights>Copyright (c) [var.info.year], [var.info.author_name]</rights>
   
   [blkItems;block=begin]
   
   <entry>
      <title>[blkItems.title]</title>
      <link rel="alternate" type="text/html" href="[blkItems.link]" />
      <updated>[blkItems.updated]</updated>
      <published>[blkItems.pub_date]</published>
      <id>[blkItems.link]</id>
      <summary type="text">[blkItems.summery]</summary>
        <content type="html" xml:lang="[blkItems.lang]" xml:base="[blkItems.link]"><![CDATA[
                [blkItems.content]
      ]]></content>
      <author>
         <name>[blkItems.author]</name>
      </author>
   </entry>
   
   [blkItems;block=end]
   
</feed>

Please note that in my examples, I don’t include classes before I define them because I make use if PHP’s __autoload() function. Since you probably don’t, insert the necessary include statement(s) before any object declaration statements. Most of the variables are self-explanatory in this file. Lines 12-23 define fields that are for the general feed, and data that does not pertain the the individual elements. Lines 30-48 take care of the feed items. In my example, I run a MySQL query, and feed that data into a complex array. You can populate that array any way you want as long as you keep those element names the same and keep that MergeBlock function alone online 48.

<?php
   /* make sure that we are sending the correct header */
   header('Content-type: application/rss+xml');
   
   /* create template object */
   $tbs = new clsTinyButStrong();
   
   /* set main template */
   $tbs->LoadTemplate('rss_2_0.xml', false);
   
   /* define information fields */
   $info['charset'] = 'utf-8';
   $info['title'] = '';
   $info['link'] = '';
   $info['description'] = '';
   $info['language'] = 'en';
   $info['email'] = '';
   $info['year'] = '';
   $info['generator'] = '';
   $info['pub_date'] = date('r');
   $info['img_link'] = '';
   $info['img_title'] = '';
   $info['img_url'] = '';
   
   
   /* for this section, you can include your entries through a query (if your column names 
      match up with the fields), or a data array */
   
   /* I'm going to use a data array from a MySQL table.  The following is an example on how to do the data block  */
   $query = "SELECT * FROM Fields ORDER BY date DESC";
   $result = /* code to process your MySQL query */;
   
   for ($i = 0; $i < mysql_num_rows($result); $i++)
   {
      $row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result);
      
      $blkItems[] = array(
                           'title' => '',
                           'link' => '',
                           'comments' => '',
                           'description' => '',
                           'guid' => '' . '@' . 'http://your.site.here',
                           'category' => '',
                           'pub_date' => date('r', )
                        );
   }
   
   $tbs->MergeBlock('blkItems', $blkItems, true);
   
   /* show output, but don't stop the script */
   $tbs->Show(TBS_OUTPUT);
?>

Please note that in my examples, I don’t include classes before I define them because I make use if PHP’s __autoload() function. Since you probably don’t, insert the necessary include statement(s) before any object declaration statements. Most of the variables are self-explanatory in this file.
Lines 12-23 define fields that are for the general feed. Lines 30-50 take care of the feed items. In my example, I run a MySQL query, and feed that data into a complex array. You can populate that array any way you want as long as you keep those element names the same and keep that MergeBlock function alone online 52.

<?php
   /* make sure that we are sending the correct header */
   header('Content-type: application/atom+xml');
   
   /* create template object */
   $tbs = new clsTinyButStrong();
   
   /* set main template */
   $tbs->LoadTemplate('atom.xml', false);
   
   /* define information fields */
   $info['lang'] = 'en-US';
   $info['charset'] = 'utf-8';
   $info['title'] = '';
   $info['description'] = '';
   $info['author_name'] = '';
   $info['link'] = '';
   $info['email'] = '';
   $info['tag'] = '';
   $info['pub_date'] = date('Y');
   $info['updated'] = date('c');
   $info['year'] = date('Y');
   $info['atom_link'] = 'http://' . $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] . $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
   
   
   /* for this section, you can include your entries through a query (if your column names 
      match up with the fields), or a data array */
   
   /* I'm going to use a data array from a MySQL table.  The following is an example on how to do the data block  */
   $query = "SELECT * FROM Fields ORDER BY date DESC";
   $result = /* code to process your MySQL query */;
   
   for ($i = 0; $i < mysql_num_rows($result); $i++)
   {
      $row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result);
      
      $blkItems[] = array(
                           'lang' => 'en-US',
                           'author' => 'Andrew Wells',
                           'title' => htmlspecialchars($row['title']),
                           'link' => PATH_WEB_HOME . 'fields/' . $row['slug'] . '/',
                           'comments' => PATH_WEB_HOME . 'fields/' . $row['slug'] . '/',
                           'summery' => $row['intro'],
                           'content' => $row['intro'],
                           'guid' => $row['field_id'] . '@' . PATH_WEB_HOME,
                           'category' => 'Fields',
                           'updated' => date('c', strtotime($row['updated'])),
                           'pub_date' => date('c', strtotime($row['added']))
                        );
   }
   
   $tbs->MergeBlock('blkItems', $blkItems, true);
   
   /* show output, but don't stop the script */
   $tbs->Show(TBS_OUTPUT);;
?>