I have just released version 0.3.1 of the Syndicate Out WordPress plugin.
This minor revision fixes a bug encountered when editing the source blog entry — no longer will the same (effecivly a duplicate, albeit with the edits) entry be posted on the remote blog. As this is a bugfix release it’s only got a minor revision number change, although I strongly advise all users to upgrade to this version as it’ll save you a whole load of headaches in the future!
Hot on the heels of the first public release of Syndicate Out (0.2), version 0.3 is now available for download.
This release deals with a bug including the IXR library file, as well as adding keyword handling — they are now passed on to the remote server (as you’d kind of expect, really!). I’ve also added a step to the install instructions relating to switching on XML-RPC posting on the remote blog.
You can download the latest release from the WordPress Plugin Directory.
The first public release — version 0.2 — of Syndicate Out has been made available. It is downloadable from the WordPress.org plugin directory.
I’d love to hear feedback and suggestions either here or over on the project page.
Here at Fubra we run a number of blogs — some personal, some corporate, some based on a specific site — the majority of which we’re in the process of migrating over to blogs.fubra.com. In addition to this quite a few of our staff members maintain their own external blogs. It’s fair to say that Fubra loves blogs.
With all this going on it can sometimes become a bit of a nightmare keeping tabs on what’s been posted where, not to mention managing posts which could quite legitimatly be posted across a number of our blogs. To help us ease this process we’ve deloped a simple WordPress plug in which syndicates the contents of our individual blogs into whatever other blog we want using WordPress’ built in XMLRPC functionality. This plugin is called ‘Syndicate Out’.
The plugin will soon be available to download via the WordPress Plugin Directory, and I’ll keep this blog updated with the latest developments.