Tool for posting articles to multiple wordpress sites
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goatsinboats
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- Dec 7, 2022
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Not a commercial tool but I usually just setup a python script using the wordpress API..ezpz
https://developer.wordpress.org/rest-api/
If you were looking for an application you can always check-out the official wordpress app.
https://apps.wordpress.com/desktop/
https://developer.wordpress.org/rest-api/
If you were looking for an application you can always check-out the official wordpress app.
https://apps.wordpress.com/desktop/
Dr Doomain
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- May 29, 2015
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You can try Easy Blog Networks
The desktop app needs me to log in to every blog so it is time consuming
I was hopping to not lose time by developing the code on C# on my own and cosuming the rest api, but seems that it is the only free option.
Thanks!
Thanks for your answer. Did knew that network.
I was thinking about something not so costly, so I will pass on that
However I will note their service. Looks fine
thanks!
Owanceaser
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- Nov 15, 2014
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Tools like ManageWP, MainWP are available that can help you post articles to multiple wordpress sites .
If you are not too picky about the features, this should take you about an hour to do.The desktop app needs me to log in to every blog so it is time consuming
I was hopping to not lose time by developing the code on C# on my own and cosuming the rest api, but seems that it is the only free option.
Thanks!
- Feb 21, 2023
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I need these tools to automate my work too.
Thank you for your answer
ManageWP seems that doesnt have the option to bulk post to multiple sites at the same time
MainWP: just cant figure out where openssl.cnf - gave me so much hard time
I just need to bulk post and with no images included, so I guess I have to go down the road of developing it
Two textBoxes, one button, one HttpClient, one JsonObject and one of whatever you choose to hold your login data.
In the time it took you to post in this thread, you could have done it
P.S. Not being rude. I've wasted my time searching for something ready, while I could have written it in less time.
In the time it took you to post in this thread, you could have done it
P.S. Not being rude. I've wasted my time searching for something ready, while I could have written it in less time.
Two textBoxes, one button, one HttpClient, one JsonObject and one of whatever you choose to hold your login data.
In the time it took you to post in this thread, you could have done it
P.S. Not being rude. I've wasted my time searching for something ready, while I could have written it in less time.
Well thats just a part. I need to get the categories of each blog, store each blog credentials, categories
And then post to the ones that I want
So you should add about one hour
OK OK. Add a DataGridView for blog list along with credentials and a checkbox. If you are lazy like me, category list is a comma separated string.
private void GetCategories() - 15 rows
.....
Send me a screenshot when you are done
Have to write some xunit unit tests for today
Hopefully I will have time tomorow.
Will send you private msg
