Thomas_S
(Thomas S)
22 Agosto, 2017 14:00
21
Hey Leo,
would you mind putting information on how to format the incoming posts in the readme.md
So they don’t show up as “Something something” and then almost no body content?
Can’t seem to figure it out
Ham
(Roland)
22 Agosto, 2017 14:02
22
This was why I stopped using it. Made the posts look terrible and broken up.
Thomas_S
(Thomas S)
30 Agosto, 2017 12:28
23
Did you learn how to format the posts through the RegEx? I have no idea - I asked developer but got not answer
Ham
(Roland)
30 Agosto, 2017 12:29
24
Nope. Never got a reply on it either.
Thomas_S
(Thomas S)
30 Agosto, 2017 12:31
25
Have you found a work around though Zapier or IFTTT or API/Webhooks?
I used IFTTT > Google Alerts as RSS > Slack and they appear clean and perfectly but only because IFTTT lets you format. Trying to replicate this…
erlend_sh
(Erlend Sogge Heggen)
31 Agosto, 2017 10:20
26
There’s a guide on Zapier here:
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Want to use Discourse Webhooks to trigger a task via Zapier ? Let’s get started!
Zapier requires a trigger and an action. In this howto the trigger will be a Discourse Webhook and the action will be to send an email.
Send an Email on any User event
We will now set up a Zap to send email on any user event (i.e when a user is created, approved or updated). To trigger on a specific user event, see Trigger on a specific user event below.
Create a Discourse Webhook
Create a new Disco…
Greg
23 Mayo, 2019 12:56
27
Now it works great! Thanks OP!!
I had some trouble getting it working. So I made some changes to the plugins code that is shared from my GitHub
Discourse plugin which allows RSS feeds to post to the forum
It’s only been tested against the latest beta version 2.3.0.beta9 +552
It now produces nicely formatted posts automatically (I’m using it to create posts from RSS feeds from StackOverflow, Reddit, and GoogleAlerts).
Greg
23 Mayo, 2019 13:02
28
I think I’ve fixed this. Trouble was that the RSS Feed’s HTML was encoded and so Discourse displayed the escaped code, not the formatted post. Screenshot attached
You may or may not find this plugin by @xrav3nz interesting:
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We have been using it during more than a year and works very well.
Status update. @xrav3nz developed this Discourse Wellfed plugin that I have been testing in the past two weeks.
https://github.com/xrav3nz/discourse-wellfed
Importing RSS feeds from different sources and into different categories works very well! You can define the frequency, and in theory you can add dozens of feeds without hogging your server.
The only point pending is assigning the topics created to the right user. In fact, this seems to be a problem in Discourse and not in this plugin. Th…
efeefe
(Felipe Schmidt Fonseca)
11 Junio, 2020 18:22
30
Hola Greg, el plugin de RSS funcionaba en una instancia de Discourse creada el año pasado. Recientemente lo he migrado a otra instancia, en una URL diferente. Al parecer, el plugin seguía funcionando, ya que obtuvo entradas RSS tan pronto como lo instalé. Sin embargo, no pude acceder a su configuración y, de hecho, la página de plugins en el panel de administración apareció vacía. ¿Tienes alguna pista de qué podría ser?
What would you like done?
Would like to have plugin created to allow for an RSS feed to create a post.
This would be very similar to what is already built into VBulletin. There are really two main requirements:
An RSS feed gets assigned a username, and posts when updated. For instance, if pulling a feed from “Blog A”, it’ll be posted by user “User A”.
A regex way for editing the title/post, so we can use regular expression to modify what is being posted. With this, you can for example…
No es compatible con 3.1.0.beta3 (en el momento de esta publicación)
Estoy usando esto en su lugar, y parece que funciona bien
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