[wp-hackers] Syndication Input Sought

[James DiGioia]

It may be worth looking into the WP-API, which is the JSON api slated to go into core in 4.1 (I think). I haven't used it, but I think it will provide JSON endpoints withou requiring the Jetpack plugin, if you're looking to avoid that.

On Mon, Sep 8, 2014 at 9:55 AM, Jeff Lambert <jeff.lambert at jvhm.com>
wrote:

> Thanks Bart and Nikola.
> Nikola - I’ll take a look at threewpbroadcast.
> Bart - Probably am feeling defeated as I keep running into roadblocks on
> this plugin and really don’t have the bandwidth, and likely the knowledge
> to dig into the code.  I did a little looking around but think there are
> things on the WP side I’m not aware of, especially given that it requires
> JetPack be installed on the receiving site.  If you have thoughts on how
> to get support, or engage someone to here to help make this plugin work,
> I’m all ears.
> Cheers,
> Jeff
> On 9/8/14, 1:15 AM, "Bart Schouten" <list at xenhideout.nl> wrote:
>>Hi,
>>
>>I can only say that to me, the first solution you envisioned sounds
>>really 
>>inspired and creative and solid. But the alternative path you suggest
>>after, sounds just like you're running out of time and you need a quicker
>>solution.
>>
>>I do hope you will be able to find something that really satisfies you..
>>
>>All the best,
>>
>>Bart.
>>
>>ps. maybe you should push harder to get support on that plugin. I mean,
>>wherever, in here, somewhere else. "unless someone here has some thoughts
>>about it" is not a very invitational statement to make if you are looking
>>for that kind of help. That's like admitting defeat before you've even
>>asked anything...
>>
>>Anyway, good luck.
>>
>>
>>On Sun, 7 Sep 2014, Jeff Lambert wrote:
>>
>>> Looking to see if anyone has ideas on the best approach to this
>>>scenario:
>>>
>>> I have a client who has a couple of sites that we want to syndicate,
>>>partly
>>> through opening up a JSON tunnel and also by serving up a page within an
>>> iframe on the subscriber¹s site.
>>>
>>> To get here my plan was to bring the content of our two sites together
>>>and
>>> syndicate the centrally managed content out to our two sites, as well
>>>as to
>>> those who sign up for our service.  This is the path I¹ve taken.
>>>
>>> In researching this awhile back I came across this offering by VIP
>>> WordPress, http://vip.wordpress.com/plugins/syndication.  Perfect
>>>solution,
>>> so, I did some hunting and found there is a plugin, developed by
>>>Automattic,
>>> up on the plugin repository,
>>>http://wordpress.org/plugins/push-syndication/.
>>> While it hasn¹t been updated in awhile there were some answers to
>>>somewhat
>>> recent support topics and a reference to a more current version on
>>>github,
>>> which I¹m running.  Unfortunately, my support posts go unanswered and I
>>>now
>>> have run into a new issue and will likely not use this option anymore
>>>unless
>>> someone here has some thoughts about it.
>>>
>>> So, I¹m looking for suggestions on a different approach.  if I pull the
>>>two
>>> sites onto my multisite and run them as sub-sites, is there a good way
>>>to
>>> parse out the posts from the primary site to these sub-sites?  Anyone
>>>done
>>> this?  I¹m not worried about search engine hate as I¹ll be ³blocking²
>>>the
>>> search engines from my main content site and those who sign up for our
>>> service are only displaying content on their Intranets.
>>>
>>> Specific info:
>>>
>>> Main content management site is:  http://accuranews.com
>>>
>>> Current site that I¹m trying to push content to:
>>> http://www.frequentbusinesstraveler.com
>>>
>>> Future second site to push content to is:
>>>http://www.thedieseldriver.com
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance for your help!
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>>
>>> Jeff
>>>
>>>
>>>
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