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:



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• 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

[almannai]

Originally Posted by Mr.Danko Jones

I am hoping to import multiple feeds simultaneously -- so if I have 100 ~ 1000 feeds, I'd like to just copy and paste the feeds in without having to manually add each one.

I was also hoping to grab all of my Youtube videos similarly with tags and all information if that's possible:

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=275705

Ok I see i want that as well
I will think of adding that when I have sometime

Originally Posted by jasonledford

I still get the same database error. Can you send me the sql dump for the proper database structure for this please?

Your error is somewaht weird. It is saying that "cms_node" table is missing which is a must table that comes with the suite package.

Maybe you need to create some demo article and see if that is created.

Also your version is 4.1.7 why you don't upgrade.

[jasonledford]

I actually upgraded the day that I had the first error, I am now running 4.1.9. I am getting the following error.

Database error in vBulletin 4.1.9:

Invalid SQL:
SELECT DB_contentid FROM cms_node WHERE nodeid = 578;

MySQL Error   : Table 'DB.cms_node' doesn't exist
Error Number  : 1146
Request Date  : Friday, December 23rd 2011 @ 01:52:58 AM
Error Date    : Friday, December 23rd 2011 @ 01:53:03 AM

I have no idea what is going on here?!?

[jasonledford]

I think I figured it out, It is not recognizing my table prefix on my database tables.

[jasonledford]

Thats exactly what the problem was. I created a new database, imported the old tables without the prefix, and it works like a dream. Thats what the problem was. Will you let me know when you update it to recognize table prefix so that I can use it in the future?

Thanks, and I hope my errors help you in a positive way.

[almannai]

Originally Posted by jasonledford

I think I figured it out, It is not recognizing my table prefix on my database tables.

Originally Posted by jasonledford

Thats exactly what the problem was. I created a new database, imported the old tables without the prefix, and it works like a dream. Thats what the problem was. Will you let me know when you update it to recognize table prefix so that I can use it in the future?

Thanks, and I hope my errors help you in a positive way.

hmmm ok

I should take care of that.

Sure everyone hits installed button will be notified when this mod is updated.

Don't forget to hit install!!

Regards,

[Brandon Sheley]

Good idea allowing rss feeds into the cms, this should be a core feature along with feeds into the blogs. The forums have had this option for ever.

Thanks for sharing

[almannai]

Originally Posted by Brandon Sheley

Good idea allowing rss feeds into the cms, this should be a core feature along with feeds into the blogs. The forums have had this option for ever.

Thanks for sharing

you are welcome

[wickedpuppy]

Sorry but one question. I have installed it. And then uninstalled it , for personal reason nothing to do with the software , but I am still seeing "RSS Feeds For CMS" on my left menu? How can I remove it? Thanks

*EDIT : In case someone else has the same question , what I did was to remove the two xml files from includes/xml , cpnav_rssfeeds_cms.xml and bitfield_rssfeeds_cms.xml.

[almannai]

Originally Posted by wickedpuppy

Sorry but one question. I have installed it. And then uninstalled it , for personal reason nothing to do with the software , but I am still seeing "RSS Feeds For CMS" on my left menu? How can I remove it? Thanks

*EDIT : In case someone else has the same question , what I did was to remove the two xml files from includes/xml , cpnav_rssfeeds_cms.xml and bitfield_rssfeeds_cms.xml.

Ok ..

Thanks for sharing

[ZCDW9]

I have had this installed on my site for a few months. Lately it has started duplicating blog updates. I am slightly confused as to why this has started happening.