Add-On Releases - Rssfeeds for cms 4 VB4

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Current version:
1.0.4


Review:
This mod allows VB4 owners to easily add an Rssfeed from you admincp where it has the option to target cms as a destination of the feeds. This mod is build and tested on 4.1.5 so it should work on this version or any versions afterwards. But it is not supported for any version after 4.1.8.

I build this mod because a lot of people where asking for it in several post here and there.

I tried my best to avoid file replacing in your forum so you will have no trouble when upgrading for newer vbulletin version so no worries.












03-10-2011: ver 1.0.1

• -Bug fixed in 1.0.1

06-10-2011: ver 1.0.2

• - "Invalid Action Specified" Bug when hitting run scheduled task now fixed in 1.0.2
• - "Fatal error: Call to undefined function convert_wysiwyg_html_to_bbcode() in /home/..../public_html/includes/cron/rssposter_cms.php" error when running RSS Poster Robot (CMS) fixed in 1.0.2

10-10-2011: ver 1.0.3

• - Will not run if the forum is not set fixed in 1.0.3
• - Publish problem fixed in 1.0.3

08-12-2011: ver 1.0.4

• - bug: Imagepreview is not shown on articles section.
• - Add option to remove backlink to our website from the articles.
• - New feature add where to set to set the minimum number of words in the article to be inserted.(paid version only)
• - New feature add where to filter articles using negative words.(paid version only)

Installation: (Upload the files before installing the product)
1. Download plugin and unzip.
2. Upload all the contents of the "upload" directory to your forum root.
3. Login to your vBulletin admincp.
4. Open "Plugins & Products", and go to "Manage Products".
5. Click on "[Add/Import Product]".
6. Import the XML file that you download. Make sure you set "allow overwrite" to "yes" when updating. Best practice for updating this mod is by uninstalling the old version and installing the new one.
7. After installing go to your admincp you will find "RSS Feeds For CMS"
use it to add you rssfeeds for cms and select "Post Items as Articles" and set the target section of the article.

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Un-Installation:

1. Login to your vBulletin admincp.
2. Disable all the rssfeeds entries from admincp.
3. Delete all the rssfeeds entries from admincp.
4. Open "Plugins & Products", and go to "Manage Products".
5. Uninstall the product.
6. Remove all the files you upload to your website as follows
admincp/rssposter_cms.php
includes/cron/rssposter_cms.php
includes/xml/cpnav_rssfeeds_cms.xml
includes/xml/bitfield_rssfeeds_cms.xml
7. Done

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Demo:
http://last24tech.com/content.php

References:



To Do:






Observation:

• This Hack have copyright ad at the bottom of the page (visit my website for instruction on how to remove it).

To Get Support:

• Hit Mark as Installed from top right.
• You have to put your website link.
• If you include a screenshot you will get a better support.

Updated
The latest version can be downloaded from my website at vbfixer.com

[claystation]

Is there a way to moderate the feed into the cms?

[almannai]

Originally Posted by claystation

Is there a way to moderate the feed into the cms?

Yes you can set it to not publish.

[sweetpotato]

Is this possible to make a forum as destination for feed?

[almannai]

Originally Posted by sweetpotato

Is this possible to make a forum as destination for feed?

of course

you set the forum name then select post item as thread

[sweetpotato]

Thank you very much for the nice Mod and your kind help. It saves me a lot of time to build content for my site

[clutchthese]

All i get in ACP is a 404 error when clicking on the rss on cms link.

I'm on 4.1.5

[almannai]

Originally Posted by sweetpotato

Thank you very much for the nice Mod and your kind help. It saves me a lot of time to build content for my site

Originally Posted by clutchthese

All i get in ACP is a 404 error when clicking on the rss on cms link.

I'm on 4.1.5

This means you didn't upload all the files to their correct places

[joerod77]

Its not letting me import the product, says "Invalid File Specified"

[joerod77]

I also notice there's a database error:

Database error in vBulletin 4.1.7:

Invalid SQL:

SELECT rssfeed.*, user.username, forum.title AS forumtitle, sections.title AS sectiontitle
FROM rssfeed AS rssfeed
LEFT JOIN user AS user ON(user.userid = rssfeed.userid)
LEFT JOIN forum AS forum ON(forum.forumid = rssfeed.forumid)
LEFT JOIN cms_nodeinfo AS sections ON(sections.nodeid = rssfeed.sectionid)
ORDER BY rssfeed.title;

MySQL Error : Unknown column 'rssfeed.sectionid' in 'on clause'
Error Number : 1054

[almannai]

Originally Posted by joerod77

Its not letting me import the product, says "Invalid File Specified"

Originally Posted by joerod77

I also notice there's a database error:

Database error in vBulletin 4.1.7:

Invalid SQL:

SELECT rssfeed.*, user.username, forum.title AS forumtitle, sections.title AS sectiontitle
FROM rssfeed AS rssfeed
LEFT JOIN user AS user ON(user.userid = rssfeed.userid)
LEFT JOIN forum AS forum ON(forum.forumid = rssfeed.forumid)
LEFT JOIN cms_nodeinfo AS sections ON(sections.nodeid = rssfeed.sectionid)
ORDER BY rssfeed.title;

MySQL Error : Unknown column 'rssfeed.sectionid' in 'on clause'
Error Number : 1054

If you don't install the product you will get database error

Just follow the installation steps