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just a punk

04-05-2011 11:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tonyparra (Post 18033791)

If you have wordpress blogs/splogs why are you not using this tool? Awesome tool and amazing support. Thanks in advance :thumbsup

Do you mean Video Template? Because I was using other templates for WP tube sites and didn't try this one. Howere I can say it looks very slick.

tonyparra

04-05-2011 06:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cyberxxx (Post 18034287)

Do you mean Video Template? Because I was using other templates for WP tube sites and didn't try this one. Howere I can say it looks very slick.

Oh i was meaning for people reading this thread if they have wordpress they should use your plugin and yes that theme is slick too many tube designs are so cookie cutter i like that one...

just a punk

04-06-2011 07:09 AM

Just learned the Video template. Unfortunately it's impossible to make it working with CyberSEO Suite directly. The mentioned template uses its own format of posts called "videos".

So without changes in the template itself, it won't work with CyberSEO Suite.

tonyparra

05-06-2011 10:03 AM

Hello,

New question, for some reason the images are not being saved to my /uploads or cloaked with the fake images folder. In your last tutorial there was this comment:

Code:

// uncomment the line below to store thumbnails on your server

// cseo_store_image ('thumb', $post ['post_title']);

I actually deleted this line thinking it would allow the image cloaking to work. As of now i have both options enabled, should i only have one? I dont mind storing the images to my server, can you show me what is meant by "uncomment"? Thanks.

d-null

05-06-2011 10:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tonyparra (Post 18114106)

Hello,

New question, for some reason the images are not being saved to my /uploads or cloaked with the fake images folder. In your last tutorial there was this comment:

Code:

// uncomment the line below to store thumbnails on your server

// cseo_store_image ('thumb', $post ['post_title']);

see those "//"

those tell the server that everything on that line is a comment and is not executed
when he says 'uncomment' he means you delete the "//" at the beginning of that line

just a punk

05-06-2011 10:26 AM

As d-null said. If you want to store the thumbs on your server, simple remove the comments mark "//". So your code must look like this:

Code:

// uncomment the line below to store thumbnails on your server

cseo_store_image ('thumb', $post ['post_title']);

BTW, there is a support forum launched yesterday at the official site. Feel free to post your questions there.

tonyparra

05-06-2011 10:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by d-null (Post 18114121)

see those "//"

those tell the server that everything on that line is a comment and is not executed
when he says 'uncomment' he means you delete the "//" at the beginning of that line

:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup thanks im still learning all the little nuances of php, first time i did it i got errors

tonyparra

05-06-2011 12:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cyberxxx (Post 18114208)

As d-null said. If you want to store the thumbs on your server, simple remove the comments mark "//". So your code must look like this:

Code:

// uncomment the line below to store thumbnails on your server

cseo_store_image ('thumb', $post ['post_title']);

BTW, there is a support forum launched yesterday at the official site. Feel free to post your questions there.

cool ill be checking it out :thumbsup this may be a more general question though,its not exactly plugin related with the random time code Im pulling time as low as 02:30- which is shorter than some of the free clip! This would be a simple fix if sponsors simply put as much info as possible in their feeds i.e. full lengths, stars, tags, number of pics etc...but alas all calls that ive seen have fallen on deaf ears.

Anyways here is the php code

Code:

// fake random time from 0:20:00 to 2:00:00

$post ['custom_fields'] ['time'] = date ( 'i:s', rand ( 1200, 72000 ) );

Ive tried making the first set of numbers 72000 and second set 120000 (72000, 120000) but i still get some shorter times like 2,3, or 4 mins. I would like the time range to be at least 20 minutes or higher. Any ideas how to fix that?

just a punk

06-02-2011 02:02 AM

I believe you are doing something wrong. For example, this code will generate random time in range 10..20 minutes:

Code:

$post ['custom_fields'] ['time'] = date ( 'i:s', rand ( 600, 1200 ) );

Here is an example:

Code:

for($i = 0; $i < 10; $i ++) {

        echo date ( 'i:s', rand ( 600, 1200 ) ) . "\n";

}

Its output is the following:
18:43
18:07
10:17
11:04
16:38
11:32
10:55
18:46
17:28
19:25

So everything looks ok to me.

tonyparra

07-09-2011 11:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cyberxxx (Post 17985329)

This is very easy to do with CyberSEO Suite. Simple place the following code into the "PHP Code <?php .. ?>" box on the feed setting page and apply the changes:

Code:

$post ['guid'] = base64_encode ( $post ['link'] );

$thumb = str_replace ( basename ( $post ['link'] ), "", $post ['link'] ) . "pics/" . rand ( 10, 16 ) . ".jpg";

$post ['post_excerpt'] = "<p align=\"center\"><a href\"" . $post ['link'] . "\"><img style=\"max-width:100%\" src=\"" . $thumb . "\"></a><p>" . $post ['post_excerpt'];

The XML feed you gave above is intended for TGP sites, but not for blogs (it doesn't contain nor picture, nor even GUID which is a must for any RSS feed).

If you open any gallery from that feed (e.g. http://galleries.tease-pics.com/1469....php?id=856489), you will see that each one has exactly 16 pictures which have named as 01.jpg...16.jpg and stored in the "/pics" sub-directory of the gallery path.

Here is an express explanation on what exactly each particular line of the php code above does:
Line 1: Creates GUID of the post depending on the gallery URL.
Line 2: Picks the random image on the given gallery (in range 10.jpg..16.jpg) - hope it will be a bit hotter than first 9 ones :winkwink:
Line 3: Inserts that random picture into your post right above the text description and link it to the actual gallery with your affiliate code. Don't worry about the picture size, because it will be scaled to fit your WordPress theme.

That's it :)

Please let me know if this worked well for you.

P.S. If you want to insert into your post only a small thumbnail instead of a full-sized picture, simple change the second line of code as show below.

$thumb = str_replace ( basename ( $post ['link'] ), "", $post ['link'] ) . "images/" . rand ( 10, 16 ) . ".jpg";

not getting this to work with the pimproll feed, any advice?

just a punk

07-09-2011 02:32 PM

What's the feed URL?

{Psycho}

07-09-2011 03:09 PM

Awesome :)

tonyparra

07-09-2011 08:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cyberxxx (Post 18271328)

What's the feed URL?

Oh sorry :)
http://rss.pimproll.com/rss.php?id=M...1&j=29&src=rss

just a punk

07-10-2011 03:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tonyparra (Post 18271686)

Oh sorry :)
http://rss.pimproll.com/rss.php?id=M...1&j=29&src=rss

Actually this feed contains very different content (videos galleries). So this case requires its own code. For example, you can do it like this:

PHP Code:


		
			
$base = str_replace ( basename ( $post ['link'] ), "", $post ['link'] );

$post ['post_content'] .= strip_tags ( $post ['post_excerpt'] );

$post ['post_content'] .= "<p align=\"center\"><a href=\"" . $base . "/001.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/001.jpg" . "\"></a><a href=\"" . $base . "/002.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/002.jpg" . "\"></a><p>\n";

$post ['post_content'] .= "<p align=\"center\"><a href=\"" . $base . "/001.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/003.jpg" . "\"></a><a href=\"" . $base . "/004.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/004.jpg" . "\"></a><p>\n";

$post ['post_content'] .= "<p align=\"center\"><a href=\"" . $post ['link'] . "\"><strong>Click Here For More!</strong></a></p>\n";

Or somehow else. If you need a different layout the code will be different too.

tonyparra

07-10-2011 06:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cyberxxx (Post 18271934)

Actually this feed contains very different content (videos galleries). So this case requires its own code. For example, you can do it like this:

PHP Code:


		
			
$base = str_replace ( basename ( $post ['link'] ), "", $post ['link'] );

$post ['post_content'] .= strip_tags ( $post ['post_excerpt'] );

$post ['post_content'] .= "<p align=\"center\"><a href=\"" . $base . "/001.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/001.jpg" . "\"></a><a href=\"" . $base . "/002.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/002.jpg" . "\"></a><p>\n";

$post ['post_content'] .= "<p align=\"center\"><a href=\"" . $base . "/001.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/003.jpg" . "\"></a><a href=\"" . $base . "/004.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/004.jpg" . "\"></a><p>\n";

$post ['post_content'] .= "<p align=\"center\"><a href=\"" . $post ['link'] . "\"><strong>Click Here For More!</strong></a></p>\n";

Or somehow else. If you need a different layout the code will be different too.

Cool the layout doesnt matter is there a way to post the preview thumb to a custom field like "thumb"?

just a punk

07-10-2011 06:58 AM

Yes it is. Answered to your another question on the support board.

E.g.:

PHP Code:


		
			
$post ['custom_fields'] ['thumb'] = preg_replace ( '/.*?img src="(.*?)".*?$/s', "\\1", $post ['post_excerpt'] );

$base = str_replace ( basename ( $post ['link'] ), "", $post ['link'] );

$post ['post_content'] .= strip_tags ( $post ['post_excerpt'] );

$post ['post_content'] .= "<p align=\"center\"><a href=\"" . $base . "/001.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/001.jpg" . "\"></a><a href=\"" . $base . "/002.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/002.jpg" . "\"></a><p>\n";

$post ['post_content'] .= "<p align=\"center\"><a href=\"" . $base . "/001.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/003.jpg" . "\"></a><a href=\"" . $base . "/004.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/004.jpg" . "\"></a><p>\n";

$post ['post_content'] .= "<p align=\"center\"><a href=\"" . $post ['link'] . "\"><strong>Click Here For More!</strong></a></p>\n";

tonyparra

07-11-2011 12:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cyberxxx (Post 18272060)

Yes it is. Answered to your another question on the support board.

E.g.:

PHP Code:


		
			
$post ['custom_fields'] ['thumb'] = preg_replace ( '/.*?img src="(.*?)".*?$/s', "\\1", $post ['post_excerpt'] );

$base = str_replace ( basename ( $post ['link'] ), "", $post ['link'] );

$post ['post_content'] .= strip_tags ( $post ['post_excerpt'] );

$post ['post_content'] .= "<p align=\"center\"><a href=\"" . $base . "/001.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/001.jpg" . "\"></a><a href=\"" . $base . "/002.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/002.jpg" . "\"></a><p>\n";

$post ['post_content'] .= "<p align=\"center\"><a href=\"" . $base . "/001.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/003.jpg" . "\"></a><a href=\"" . $base . "/004.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/004.jpg" . "\"></a><p>\n";

$post ['post_content'] .= "<p align=\"center\"><a href=\"" . $post ['link'] . "\"><strong>Click Here For More!</strong></a></p>\n";

ok thank you sir, i figuired it may help someone here also :) more awesome support for your awesome tool :thumbsup

tonyparra

07-17-2011 10:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cyberxxx (Post 18272060)

Yes it is. Answered to your another question on the support board.

E.g.:

PHP Code:


		
			
$post ['custom_fields'] ['thumb'] = preg_replace ( '/.*?img src="(.*?)".*?$/s', "\\1", $post ['post_excerpt'] );
$base = str_replace ( basename ( $post ['link'] ), "", $post ['link'] );
$post ['post_content'] .= strip_tags ( $post ['post_excerpt'] );
$post ['post_content'] .= "<p align=\"center\"><a href=\"" . $base . "/001.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/001.jpg" . "\"></a><a href=\"" . $base . "/002.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/002.jpg" . "\"></a><p>\n";
$post ['post_content'] .= "<p align=\"center\"><a href=\"" . $base . "/001.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/003.jpg" . "\"></a><a href=\"" . $base . "/004.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/004.jpg" . "\"></a><p>\n";
$post ['post_content'] .= "<p align=\"center\"><a href=\"" . $post ['link'] . "\"><strong>Click Here For More!</strong></a></p>\n";

I hate to keep asking for things if you charged for extended i would probably pay but actually im doing so much with this plugin, more fun ideas come up. This code works perfectly but a few things i noticed i was wondering if we could change. is it possible to align the first 4 images in a square table?

e.g.
1 2
3 4

Also i pulled 5 post manually from this particular feed from pimproll and i got the same post 5 times with none of the text spun. This strange because all xml feeds syndicate fine and text is being spun. Solutions? Thanks in advance.

*i pulled a 6th post and got a different post so maybe there is a problem with the feed itself http://rss.pimproll.com/rss.php?id=M...1&j=13&src=rss

V_RocKs

07-17-2011 04:34 PM

Perhaps you can make it so we can add a synonym table for categories...

Pretend I have a gay cams blog and it is taking in posts via RSS feed.

If a post has:

Check out Kyle on his free gay cam. This twink loves sticking butt plugs up his tight little ass on web cam! You can tell him to do just about anything and he will do it. Watch him jack his cock and even suck his own huge cock!

Then if I could make a syn table like:

big cocks|big dicks|big dick|huge dick|huge cocks|large dick ...etc...

and this post would end up in the big cocks category because of the match on huge cock.

Or...

Toys|butt plug|butt plugs|dildo|dildos|vibrator|vibrators

And we'd get category of Toys.

d-null

07-17-2011 06:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by V_RocKs (Post 18288415)

that's actually a nice idea, too many categories is no good, so your idea of grouping a bunch of possible tags into less tags that are more general would be useful

just a punk

07-19-2011 02:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tonyparra (Post 18287840)

e.g.
1 2
3 4

You can do it this way:

Code:

$post ['custom_fields'] ['thumb'] = preg_replace ( '/.*?img src="(.*?)".*?$/s', "\\1", $post ['post_excerpt'] );

$base = str_replace ( basename ( $post ['link'] ), "", $post ['link'] );

$post ['post_content'] .= strip_tags ( $post ['post_excerpt'] );

$post ['post_content'] .= "<table align=\"center\">\n";

$post ['post_content'] .= "<tr>\n";

$post ['post_content'] .= "<td><a href=\"" . $base . "/001.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/001.jpg" . "\"></a></td><td><a href=\"" . $base . "/002.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/002.jpg" . "\"></a></td>\n";

$post ['post_content'] .= "</tr><tr>\n";

$post ['post_content'] .= "<td><a href=\"" . $base . "/001.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/003.jpg" . "\"></a></td><td><a href=\"" . $base . "/004.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/004.jpg" . "\"></a></td>\n";

$post ['post_content'] .= "</tr>\n";

$post ['post_content'] .= "</table>\n";

$post ['post_content'] .= "<p align=\"center\"><a href=\"" . $post ['link'] . "\"><strong>Click Here For More!</strong></a></p>\n";

Quote:

Originally Posted by tonyparra (Post 18287840)

Sorry, didn't get this question. Do you mean that you are getting duplicated posts or the they just don't synonymize?

just a punk

07-19-2011 03:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by V_RocKs (Post 18288415)

Actually the CyberSEO doesn't need this feature, because you can easily do it with the the following code:

Code:

$cat_file = file ( "CATEGORIS_FILE" );

if ($post ["post_content"] == "") {

        $post ["post_content"] = $post ["post_excerpt"];

}

foreach ( $cat_file as $line ) {

        list ( $cat, $keywords ) = explode ( ":", $line );

        $keywords = explode ( "|", $keywords );

        foreach ( $keywords as $keyword ) {

                if (stripos ( $post ["post_content"], trim ( $keyword ) ) !== false) {

                        $post ['categories'] [] = $cat;

                        break;

                }

        }

}

Simple put it into the PHP Code <?php .. ?> field and it will take care about category selection. Just make sure to replace "CATEGORIS_FILE" above with the actual server path or URL of the category text file saved in the following format:

Code:

Big cocks:big dicks|big dick|huge dick|huge cocks|large

Toys:butt plug|butt plugs|dildo|dildos|vibrator|vibrators

Note the ":" symbol following each category name.

tonyparra

07-19-2011 07:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cyberxxx (Post 18291282)

You can do it this way:

Code:

$post ['custom_fields'] ['thumb'] = preg_replace ( '/.*?img src="(.*?)".*?$/s', "\\1", $post ['post_excerpt'] );

$base = str_replace ( basename ( $post ['link'] ), "", $post ['link'] );

$post ['post_content'] .= strip_tags ( $post ['post_excerpt'] );

$post ['post_content'] .= "<table align=\"center\">\n";

$post ['post_content'] .= "<tr>\n";

$post ['post_content'] .= "<td><a href=\"" . $base . "/001.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/001.jpg" . "\"></a></td><td><a href=\"" . $base . "/002.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/002.jpg" . "\"></a></td>\n";

$post ['post_content'] .= "</tr><tr>\n";

$post ['post_content'] .= "<td><a href=\"" . $base . "/001.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/003.jpg" . "\"></a></td><td><a href=\"" . $base . "/004.mpg" . "\"><img src=\"" . $base . "/004.jpg" . "\"></a></td>\n";

$post ['post_content'] .= "</tr>\n";

$post ['post_content'] .= "</table>\n";

$post ['post_content'] .= "<p align=\"center\"><a href=\"" . $post ['link'] . "\"><strong>Click Here For More!</strong></a></p>\n";

:thumbsup:thumbsup:pimp

Sorry, didn't get this question. Do you mean that you are getting duplicated posts or the they just don't synonymize?

they weren't synonymized and the post were coming back like this:
mysite.com/man-in-hat
mysite.com/man-in-hat2
mysite.com/man-in-hat3
mysite.com/man-in-hat4

With all the post being the same except the title had a number added to it. I was manually pulling the feed, and i changed the check duplicate content settings to title and
guid and also on global i unchecked "Disable Feed Duplication Control" and that seemed to fix it.

just a punk

07-19-2011 09:53 AM

If changing duplicate control to "guid and tittle" helped, then the problem was related to the feed's guids.

schiz

07-28-2011 07:04 AM

Would it be possible to have a "shared" synonym table across an entire blog farm? Update one and update them all? Maybe a flat text file to include?

Lots of great tips and code in this thread. Keep it going.

just a punk

07-28-2011 07:15 AM

You can upload the synonym table to your host as a raw text file and use it's server path or URL on all your splogs.

By the way, here is a 20% OFF coupon on CyberSEO Unlimited (both Lite and Suite editions): HOTSUMMER

The coupon will be valid till August 7th. Hurry up :)

schiz

07-28-2011 07:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cyberxxx (Post 18313737)

Awesome deal! Thanks Cyberxxx. I just bought a copy.

just a punk

08-01-2011 03:42 AM

Using Google Translate with CyberSEO

Ok, here is the manual on how to use Google Translator with the CyberSEO plugin.

1) Syndicate the feed your are going to pull posts from.
2) In the feed options menu post the following code into the "PHP Code <?php .. ?>" box:

Code:

// Set source language, e.g. English

$s = 'en';

// Set destination language, e.g. German

$d = 'de';

if ($post ['post_content'] == '') {

    $post ['post_content'] = $post ['post_excerpt'];

}

$ch = curl_init ();

curl_setopt ( $ch, CURLOPT_URL, 'http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/services/language/translate?v=1.0&amp;q=' . urlencode ( $post ['post_content'] ) . '&amp;langpair=' . urlencode ( $s . '|' . $d ) );

curl_setopt ( $ch, CURLOPT_REFERER, 'http://www.yoursite.com/translate.php' );

curl_setopt ( $ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, 1 );

$json = json_decode ( curl_exec ( $ch ), true );

$post ['post_content'] = $json ['responseData'] ['translatedText'];

3) Save the settings and pull the feed.

Done!

The code above has two variables: $s and $d. Use them to set source and destination language for your feed. For example, if you want to translate the Danish feed to Spanish, use the following values:
$s = 'da';
$d = 'es';

Now you can use the Google translator with CyberSEO.

That's very easy. Isn't it? :)

just a punk

08-01-2011 07:23 AM

Using Yahoo! Babel Fish with CyberSEO

1) Simple syndicate the feed you are going to pull posts from.
2) Put the following code into the “PHP Code <?php .. ?>” box:

Code:

// Set source language, e.g. English

$s = 'en';

// Set destination language, e.g. German

$d = 'de';

if ($post ['post_content'] == '') {

    $post ['post_content'] = $post ['post_excerpt'];

}

$translated = cseo_file_get_contents ( 'http://babelfish.yahoo.com/translate_txt?ei=UTF-8&intl=1&trtext=' . urlencode ( $post ['post_content'] ) . '&lp=' . urlencode ( $s . '_' . $d ) . '&btnTrTxt=Translate' );

$post ['post_content'] = preg_replace ( '/(^.*?<div id="result"><div style="padding:0.6em;">)(.*?)(<\/div>.*?$)/s', "\\2", $translated );

3) Save the settings and pull the feed. Done!

The code above has two variables: $s and $d. Use them to set source and destination language for your feed. For example, if you want to translate the Dutch feed to French, use the following values:

$s = 'nl';
$d = 'fr';

Now you can use the Yahoo! Babel Fish to automatically translate the XML and RSS feeds with the CyberSEO autoblogging plugin.

just a punk

08-01-2011 10:15 AM

Bump for 20% OFF coupon :)

acrylix

08-02-2011 01:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cyberxxx (Post 18320950)

Now you can use the Google translator with CyberSEO.

That's very easy. Isn't it? :)

Awesome, thanks for this! :thumbsup

just a punk

09-08-2011 07:16 AM

CyberSEO 5.14 has been released today. Here is a list of changes:

The "Apply These Modifications To All Existing Posts" operation now applies to all types of posts except drafts.
Remove links from images only option added.
Fixed problem with local storage of images that have the "?" symbol in their names.
Fixed false warning message which says: "Your wp-content/uploads folder is not writable".
Now you can assign an individual author (an registered WordPress user) to every syndicating thread.

Make sure to update your copy!

My Pimp

09-08-2011 08:41 AM

This is a good advice .

AmeliaG

09-08-2011 11:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cyberxxx (Post 18411632)

CyberSEO 5.14 has been released today. Here is a list of changes:

The "Apply These Modifications To All Existing Posts" operation now applies to all types of posts except drafts.
Remove links from images only option added.
Fixed problem with local storage of images that have the "?" symbol in their names.
Fixed false warning message which says: "Your wp-content/uploads folder is not writable".
Now you can assign an individual author (an registered WordPress user) to every syndicating thread.

Make sure to update your copy!

Good stuff :thumbsup

just a punk

09-14-2011 07:50 AM

CyberSEO 5.15 has been released today.

Changes:

Added possibility to display custom fields as XML tags in the blog?s RSS feed. To enable this function, simple add the following variable to your feed?s URL:
custom_tags=custom_field_name1[,custom_field_name1,...]

For example, if your WordPress posts have views and thumb custom fields, you can display them as tags in the RSS feed using this URL:
yourblog.com/feed/?custom_tags=views,thumb

Make sure to update your copy!

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