=== Plugin Name === Contributors: Fubra Tags: syndication, xmlrpc, cross-post, post, content, autoblogging Requires at least: 2.7.0 Tested up to: 2.9 Stable tag: 0.4 Syndicates posts made in any specified category to another WP blog using WordPress' built in XMLRPC functionality. == Description == Syndicate Out syndicates all posts made in a specified category to any other WordPress blog. This enables you to create an automatic aggregating blog from a number of different blog sources without relying on blog XML feeds. The plugin uses WordPress' built in XMLRPC functionality to push posts to the target blog. XML-RPC will need to be enabled on the remote blog in order for this plugin to work. The following is a very basic plugin todo list: * Deal with comments -- add options to pull comments from the mirror blog to the local blog / post local comments on mirrored blog. Feature requests and bug reports are gladly accepted. == Installation == 1. Set up a user on the remote blog to receive the posts 1. Switch on XML-RPC remote publishing on the remote blog ('Settings'->'Writing') 1. Upload the syndicate-out directory to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory 1. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress 1. Configure the plugin through the 'Settings'->'Syndication' menu You may then test the plugin by posting to the selected syndication category. The post should immediately be cross-posted to the remote blog. == Changelog == = 0.4 = * Added ability to syndicate to multiple blogs (thanks Chris, Cat, Danel). * Added ability to send category information with the syndicated post (thanks Martin). * Modified the storage format of so_options to handle new functionality. = 0.3.2 = * Fixed so-options include bug (thanks Paul Bain). * Modified permission levels for admin page to hopefully fix visibility bug (thanks randy, Adam and Paul). = 0.3.1 = * Changed IXR include line to use ABSPATH and WPINC. * Modified handling of edited posts so they don't get re-posted on the remote blog. = 0.3 = * Fixed IXR include bug. * Added tag handling (they are now passed on to the remote blog). = 0.2 = * First available public release.