WP-o-Matic 1.0RC1 released (updated again)

After so much feedback, reading so many of your -often annoying- comments, the first release candidate is out.

Please refer to the plugin main page for download and installation instructions

Changelog summary

  • Added a dashboard with quick stats and log display.
  • Added campaign support to centralize options for multiple feeds.
  • Added import/export support through OPML files
  • Added image caching capabilities.
  • Added word/phrase rewriting and relinking capabilities.
  • Added nonce support
  • Added i18n support with translation domain ‘wpomatic’
  • Added help throughout the system.
  • SimplePie updated to 1.0.1 (Razzleberry), relocated and server compatibility tests included.
  • Improved Unix detection for cron.
  • Removed MooTools dependency for optimization reasons.
  • Redesigned admin panel, now divided into sections.
  • Logging now database-based.

Some really cool stuff

Post templates

Feed autodiscovery and ajax checks

And so much more you’ll pee your pants…

Download

In plugin’s main page


Updated: the reported bugs with PHP4 and WP-o-Matic have been corrected.

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  1. Lens over 2 years ago

    Great plugin! Keep up the good work.

    I use webcron.org to run cron.php and that works fine.
    The only problem I have is that WP-o-matic sets the date and time of the post to the date and time of fetching the feed. This happens only the first time a post is added, or when it has been changed in the feed.

    It’s an iso-8859-1 encoded feed, with the following dateformat: Thu, 18 Oct 2007 17:00:46 GMT +0200

    Maybe I have to change this to help WP-o-matic use the right date and time?