Changeset 659788
- Timestamp:
- 01/27/2013 05:44:49 PM (13 years ago)
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- photostream-sync
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- 3 edited
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assets/screenshot-1.png (modified) (previous)
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tags/1.0.1/readme.txt (modified) (2 diffs)
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trunk/readme.txt (modified) (2 diffs)
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photostream-sync/tags/1.0.1/readme.txt
r659582 r659788 17 17 == Frequently Asked Questions == 18 18 19 = I installed the plugin, added one or more streams, but I have no new posts. Why? = 20 21 This plugin uses uses WordPress built in work scheduling functionality to get its work done. It should try to do work every 15 minutes or so, but there are a couple of caveats. WordPress only does this work when people are visiting your site, and so if you're not getting a lot of "foot traffic" then it may take some time for the plugin to do its magic. Most times publicly indexed (by search engines like google) sites should manage to stay more or less up to date with the work that they need to do unless the traffic on the photostream is very heavy. 22 23 In cases where you don't want to wait for traffic, or your photostreams are very busy and you want instant updates you can take the advice of the following article to help make WordPress' scheduled work feature more... on schedule... 24 25 * http://bitswapping.com/2010/10/using-cron-to-trigger-wp-cron-php/ 26 27 = What do I put into the "photostream" field? = 28 29 Lets say that your photostream url is https://www.icloud.com/photostream/#nnnnnnnnnnnnn. You can put in "https://www.icloud.com/photostream/#nnnnnnnnnnnnn" or "nnnnnnnnnnnnn". The plugin will validate what you put in as best as possible and try to figure out what you mean (and verify it by trying to fetch the stream from icloud.com) for you. 30 19 31 = Are there any FAQs yet? = 20 32 … … 27 39 28 40 == Screenshots == 29 1. Add a stream 41 42 1. Add a stream UI. With contextual help, and formatting options all on display. 30 43 31 44 == Changelog == -
photostream-sync/trunk/readme.txt
r659582 r659788 17 17 == Frequently Asked Questions == 18 18 19 = I installed the plugin, added one or more streams, but I have no new posts. Why? = 20 21 This plugin uses uses WordPress built in work scheduling functionality to get its work done. It should try to do work every 15 minutes or so, but there are a couple of caveats. WordPress only does this work when people are visiting your site, and so if you're not getting a lot of "foot traffic" then it may take some time for the plugin to do its magic. Most times publicly indexed (by search engines like google) sites should manage to stay more or less up to date with the work that they need to do unless the traffic on the photostream is very heavy. 22 23 In cases where you don't want to wait for traffic, or your photostreams are very busy and you want instant updates you can take the advice of the following article to help make WordPress' scheduled work feature more... on schedule... 24 25 * http://bitswapping.com/2010/10/using-cron-to-trigger-wp-cron-php/ 26 27 = What do I put into the "photostream" field? = 28 29 Lets say that your photostream url is https://www.icloud.com/photostream/#nnnnnnnnnnnnn. You can put in "https://www.icloud.com/photostream/#nnnnnnnnnnnnn" or "nnnnnnnnnnnnn". The plugin will validate what you put in as best as possible and try to figure out what you mean (and verify it by trying to fetch the stream from icloud.com) for you. 30 19 31 = Are there any FAQs yet? = 20 32 … … 27 39 28 40 == Screenshots == 29 1. Add a stream 41 42 1. Add a stream UI. With contextual help, and formatting options all on display. 30 43 31 44 == Changelog ==
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