WP_StumbleDigest
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WP_StumbleDigest is a free plug-in for WordPress that allows make a combined post of all your daily stumbles on StumbleUpon.
- download WP_StumbleDigest.
- Copy to your ‘wp-content/plugins‘ directory.
- Log in with an administration account.
- Select the ‘Plugins‘ tab.
- Scroll down to ‘WP_StumbleDigest’ and click ‘activate‘.
Screenshots
- Configure screen
- Sample Output
How It Works
WP_StumblerDigest uses your StumbleUpon RSS feed to create a daily digest of your stumbles. Updates are activated by site visits and can be scheduled buy using the options screen. Stumbles will be added to a daily post for each day that there are stumbles, new stumbles will be appended to each daily posts as they are added. The posts are set to automatically publish at 1 second to midnight of the day in question.
Version History
- 1.0.0
- Initial Public Release
- 1.1.0
- Updated Libraries
- 1.1.1
- Fixed problem with options screen.
Future Developments
- Allow to save as draft for annotating before publishing
- Rename to allow for more social digesting
- Add delicious support
- Add Flickr support
- Add YouTube support
- Add categories option for post.
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I can confirm that David, the ID# has been removed from the feeds - they use the named subdomain now.
Hopefully this fixes the 380 problem I (and others) are still having. Any luck on that DCoda?
Any idea on when we can expect the new version?
Btw a feature suggestion: what about a weekly digest? I have only a couple of stumbles a day (max) and it’s a bit overkill to have a digest for that only.
@Eddy De Clerq:
Check out version 2.0.0, just released.
Hi,
When I try to activate, I’m getting
Fatal error: Cannot load(’configure’) as file configure
Searching Path:
/mypath/plugins/wp-stumble
and Sub folders:
project
library
user
readme
Searched for:
/mypath/plugins/wp-stumble/project/configure/index.php
/mypath/plugins/wp-stumble/library/configure/index.php
/mypath/plugins/wp-stumble/user/configure/index.php
/mypath/plugins/wp-stumble/readme/configure/index.php
in /mypath/plugins/wp-stumble/library/index.php on line 183
Eddy
@Eddy De Clercq: it would appear that the projectdidn’t check in correctly.
This has been corrected, if you care to check 2.0.1
Hi,
http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/wp-stumble.2.0.1.zip gives a 401
Eddy
It takes some time for wordpress to serve the newly checked in projects, give it fifteen minutes as it has only just be added.
Cool. Is there a way to assign a category?
Not at present. It will added to the list for the next release.
OK.
I got some things encountered:
- It ran the first time last night and instead of getting the things from http://rss.stumbleupon.com/user/eddydc/favorites, it’s getting the most recent from http://rss.stumbleupon.com/user/eddydc/reviews as you can see on http://www.grumpyoldman.be/ (Aug 28th)
- When I click on get updates, I get:
Warning: Empty document at line 1, column 1 in /mypath/wp-includes/rss.php on line 380
- When I want to add an ‘ like in Grumpy’s Stumble
the preview shows Grumpy\’s Stumble and the text prefix only shows Grumpy\ and throws the rest away.
Is all this normal?
Eddy
@Eddy De Clercq-
The plugin combines the review with the favourites, to replicate what it used to do on the old system, where it displayed comments for each link.
The problem with the prefix and the empty document will be looked into.
I doesn’t seem to show any favourites though. I’ve favourites which are more recent that the reviews, but not shown. Or do I understand things wrongely?
what is actually being done is it gets the favourite and they based on that url gets the reviews, then combines the two feeds together.
it sound tome like there is some kind of problem reading the favourites feed.
this will be looked into
The favourites in the my favourites RSS usually don’t have any review and just stumbled. The one with the review are in the review RSS.
I think you skip the favc without review, so I guess, you need to add the favs anyway, review or not.
@Eddy De Clercq-
favs should be displayed even if they do not have a review, the review is added as additional information. This worked during testing.
The plugin will be testing with your feed to track down the problem.
@Eddy De Clercq-
The problem was a few extra characters at the beginning and end or the feed, confusing wordpress’ rss decoder.
these have been strip and things should work fine if you try version 2.0.2
Hi I’ve tried out the plugin and I think it’s great.
There are three extra things I’d really like to be able to do with it however. Could you perhaps consider these for a future version of the plugin?
1. I’d like to be able to assign the posts it generates to a particular category or categories on advance.
2. I’d like to be able to assign particular tags to all of the posts it generates in advance.
3. I’d like to be able to add text and code to the beginning of the posts it generates. For example, I’d like to be able to write “Here’s a summary of what I found on StumbleUpon today” followed by the More shortcode, so that the entire list of posts isn’t appearing on the front page of my blog.
@Keith:
1. Categories are already planned for addition.
2. Tags have been added to the list.
3. pretext has been added to the list.
Hi DCoda,
That’s great! I look forward to trying out the new version.
I’ve just noticed one thing about it that doesn’t seem to be working right: I’ve set it to update once per day (1,440 minutes) which it does, but the digest only contains one item: the last one I ’stumbled’ but none of the others.
This is the StumbleUpon feed I am using:
http://rss.stumbleupon.com/user/f1fanaticcouk/reviews
Have I configured the plugin incorrectly?
@Keith-
There is a with the newly introduced ability to select the time period that the stumbles are collected over. Setting the period to 24 should solve the problem
ability to select the time period that the stumbles are collected over. Setting the period to 24 should solve the problem
I’m feeling rather stupid, but could you please explain where exactly in the configuration I can find that option and how to set it?
To change the time period, change the time date formate, on the options page.
DCoda, I’m having the same problem that Keith was. Steps to reproduce:
1) Set Time Between Updates to 1440
2) Set Title Date Format to F j, Y
3) Stumble several links in one day
Expected result:
Blog post contains all links stumbled on that day in an unordered list.
Actual result:
Blog post contains only last link stumbled during that period. After deleting post, no option to “clear” and try publishing for that time period again after changing settings.