Changelog

4.91

The cseo_store_image function now able to rescale the image. The extended function format is following:

cseo_store_image (string $custom_field [, string $preferred_name = "", string $width = 0, string $height = 0, string $compression = 0] );

The $width and $height parameters can be presented as integer values in pixels, or as percents (e.g. “50%”).

4.90

Starting from version 4.90, the CyberSEO Suite license is available in two (single blog and unlimited) variants.

4.89

The following API functions are now available for use in custom PHP code:

  • cseo_store_image (string $custom_field [, string $preferred_name = ""]) – schedules the image url stored in a given custom file for caching on the local server. This function must be used instead of cseo_save_image to avoid image file duplication (see examples);
  • cseo_must_be_binary (string $filename) – this function is very useful to check the existence of a remote file. If the given file is not binary (e.g. a 404 page instead of picture), the post will not be syndicated.

4.88

  • Improved compatibility with the WordPress Multisite mode.

4.87

  • Fixed issue with the “Create new categories defined in syndicating post” option when parsing XML files in Smart Tube and Tube Ace formats.
  • Now values of the $post ['custom_fields'] array may contain strings or arrays, depending on feed content.

4.86

  • The image caching function sufficiently improved.
  • The following API functions are now available for use in custom PHP code:
    mixed cseo_file_get_contents (string $url [, boolean $as_array = false] ) – reads entire file into a string or array;
    string cseo_save_image (string $image_url [, string $preferred_name = ""] ) – saves the remote image locally and return its new URL.

4.85

  • Added “Store Images Locally” option. If enabled, all images from the syndicating feeds will be copied into the default uploads folder of the blog. Make sure that your “/wp-content/uploads” folder is writable.
  • Added “Don’t Morph Titles” option. Enable it to preserve the syndicating post tittles from morphing.
  • Fixed a few minor bugs.

4.82

  • Added “Morphing Syntax Rules” option. Now you can select the syntax rules for your posts in Morphing RSS Host Mode. Following rules are available: [[..|..]], [..|..], {{..|..}}, {..|..}
  • Improved RSS syndication speed.
  • Fixed a few minor bugs.

4.70

  • Added “Parse WordPress archives” option. As you know, all the WordPress blogs have RSS feeds that you can pull to your own blogs. However, there are usually only few recent posts available in an average RSS feed generated by WordPress (usually only the last 10 posts only) Now the built-in CyberSEO RSS syndicator is able to import all posts available on any WordPress blog regardless of how many posts are available in the RSS Feed. The CyberSEO Suite will parse through the WordPress archives and will discover and aggregate every single post available there – doesn’t matter now many years the blog runs and how many thousands of posts is contains!
  • Added “PHP Code” field. Now the advanced users gain almost unlimited control on every aggregating posts. Use your own code to modify the aggregating post’s title, content, excerpt, GUID, date etc.
  • Starting from version 4.70, the CyberSEO Suite is able to syndicate RSS feeds with media attachments (note new “Insert Media Attachments” option) The following types of attachments are supported: <media:content>, <media:thumbnail> and <enclosure> (type “image” only) All the aggregated images will be enclosed into the <img> tag.
  • The plugin’s UI has been redesigned in WordPress 2.5+ style.
  • Sufficiently increased average speed of syndicating module.

4.58

  • Now CyberSEO Suite is available for both WordPress and WordPress MU platforms. So now you can obtain the WordPress MU license which will allow you to use CyberSEO Suite as a syndicating/morphing engine for your free blog hosts powered by WordPress MU.
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