My friends, is there anyway to post chatGPT articles automatically on WordPress site?
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- Apr 27, 2016
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Try Wp Automatic plugin.
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If you already got the articles, easiest way is to create a csv file with the article content separated by comma and upload via free plugin.
All you need to do is manually or programmatically create a csv file with all the articles and upload it via that plugin.
All you need to do is manually or programmatically create a csv file with all the articles and upload it via that plugin.
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You can use Wordpress REST API. Ask chatGPT to give you the code to upload articles to Wordpress through REST API.
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No, you can't post ChatGPT FREE or PLUS content on WordPress website unless you have a custom script that does it for you.
However, using the OpenAI API you can use the API to post to WordPress.
There are some free plugins in the WordPress plugin directory that do this you can try them.
While you use the API you may not have access to the GPT 4 model as it is still in limited beta.
However, using the OpenAI API you can use the API to post to WordPress.
There are some free plugins in the WordPress plugin directory that do this you can try them.
While you use the API you may not have access to the GPT 4 model as it is still in limited beta.
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Yes, its pretty easy to use the WordPress ap; you can basically setup a python server to push articles from the chatgpt API, and then upload them if you want to your site via the REST API. Best when you test it, ask chatgpt to show you how to publish in draft mode first, so you can double check the articles before they go live. If you think its good enough to straight publish then guns away!
C63
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Thank you very much for this information my friends. Thanks again.
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When 100% of this gets automated, the AI will build itself. And then it'll kill us.
taboulijaboulie
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Yup, I found the rest api to be the easiest way to integrate. Just make sure your hosting provider allows the calls
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There are sales thread for this on BHS itself. I have yet not tried any of them but you can ask the seller for a trial first.
ciccrypto
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I asked chatGPT and this is the result: "Yes, there are a few different ways to get ChatGPT articles posted automatically on a WordPress website. One choice is to import the content into your WordPress website using an RSS feed plugin or service, such WP RSS Aggregator or Feedzy RSS Feeds. Another choice is to automatically save and post ChatGPT articles to your WordPress website using a content curation service like Scoop.it or Pocket. Additionally, to automatically pull and post articles on your website, you may write a customized script utilizing the ChatGPT API." U can try it =))
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C63
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Thank you very much my friends.
This is an amazing plugin. Thank you very much.
ATuringtest
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ChatGPT is killing it with code creation at the moment, saving me a load of time
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Whilst the Wordpress Rest api is easy to understand (I'm not an expert programmer!!!), do you know how I can do this:
My images are hosted on aws S3. One image per post.
How can I set the image to be the 'featured_image' using the rest api. I can't immediately see how to do that.
My images are hosted on aws S3. One image per post.
How can I set the image to be the 'featured_image' using the rest api. I can't immediately see how to do that.
