Over the last couple of days, I have been working on porting the intalio.com website to a WordPress server and a Dabble DB database. It’s working out pretty well, but I recently hit a roadblock: when trying to display structured content served by Dabble DB on WordPress pages using FeedDigest, I realized that the RSS feed offered by Dabble DB does not provide fully structured information. Instead, most of the data I need is stored into a single ‘Description’ field, which makes it impossible for FeedDigest to parse — you can check this feature list for an example. Granted, a little bit of PHP code in WordPress could do the trick, but it would not really help me prove the point that Office 2.0 technologies could be used to build a dynamic website, would it? Therefore I sent a request to the good Dabble DB folks and filed a new entry into the Office 2.0 bug tracker. Hopefully, Avi and Andrew will implement this feature before adding templates, which I don’t really care for anymore than they do.