A customer asked for a fully fledged sample on how to use elWpAPI and I came up with this example. It uses my RSS parser to show you how to start up your own autoblogs. Takes content from a chosen feed and publishes posts with the contents. It's basic but you can build on it.

<?php // ------------------------------------------- // // Setup your XMLRPC accessible blog details $blog_address = 'http://www.blog.wp/'; $blog_username = 'admin'; $blog_password = 'parola'; // Assuming it's in same folder $wpapiphp_path = dirname(__FILE__); // Change this to a real feed $feed_to_scrape = 'http://www.blog.wp/feed/'; // First include the wpapi.php wherever you have it located require_once($wpapiphp_path.'/wpapi.php'); // ------------------------------------------- // // Create the new elWpAPI object $wp = new elWpAPI( rtrim($blog_address, '/').'/xmlrpc.php', // Blog URL $blog_username, $blog_password // Blog Credentials ); // *** From here on you can paste any sample from the WPAPI source page *** // // Create A New Category $catID = $wp->newCategory('Scraped'); // Load RSS feed entries $rss = el_xml_loadRSS($feed_to_scrape); // IDs of new posts $posts = array(); // Loop through RSS entries foreach($rss as $post){ // Text can be content or description $text = isset($post->content) ? $post->content : $post->description; // Create A Post ... the 'light' way $posts[$post->title] = $wp->newPost( $post->title, // New Post Title $text, // New Post Text array($catID), // New Post Categories true // Publish directly ); } // Show posts print_r($posts); // ------------------------------------------- // ?>

To All Customers: Download the new elWpAPI Version but keep the old one too :) See the change log.