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(0 votes) 5:27 pm
Hi,
I’ve got a few questions. I have attached a few images and have links to share in an attempt to try and illustrate (and simplify) what it is that i need to do.
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1) I want to add my personal text and URLS inside each post how is this done?
You will see i need to also remove the tumblr blog names from the title post fields. i.e.,”curveappeal:” as well as in the body of some post.
Would that be done in the Global Synonym Table? or the Global Modifications Tool field like so: ‘|curveappeal:|www.yadayadayada.com’
2) There are literally dozens and dozens of tumblr feeds content is pulled from. Will i have to literally copy and paste each new one into Global Synonym Table, or is there a way to have it remove all blog titles ending with “:” ? i.e., ‘ twiggymaster666:’ , ‘bigthickfathuge’ , ‘lovethechub’ , ‘deathfatties’ , etc.
3) In the case of a number of posts which read only “photo” in the title field I will want to replace it with my own unique title. In fact, i am wondering how can I take a generic title like ‘ YadaYadaYada post 19 ‘ , ‘ YadaYadaYada post 20 ‘ ” YadaYadaYada post 21 ‘ …. etc.
Thanks!
5:56 pm
July 2, 2009
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It seems that these tasks can't be done w/o some coding. Put the following code into your “PHP Code <?php .. ?>” box on the feed options page:
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First line contains the list of words you want to use as replacements for “Photo” in the post titles. You have to replace it it your own words, e.g.:
$wordlist = array ('Picture', 'Cool Image', 'Nice Photo', 'Here is My Pic');
You can have there as many words or phrases as you want.
6:11 pm
Excellent! i’ll give it a try.
So will this same code apply to removing content in the body? i.e., $wordlist = array (‘word1’, ‘word2’, ‘word3’ ); $post [‘post_body’] = str_replace ( ‘Photo’, $wordlist [rand ( 0, count ( $wordlist ) – 1 )], $post [‘post_body’] ); $post [‘post_body’] = preg_replace ( ‘/^[a-z,0-9]+: /’, ”, $post [‘post_body’]
What about questions #2 & 3:
2) There are literally dozens and dozens of tumblr feeds content is pulled from. Will i have to literally copy and paste each new one into “PHP Code <?php .. ?>” box on the feed options page:, or is there a way to have it remove all blog titles ending with “:” ? i.e., ‘ twiggymaster666:’ , ‘bigthickfathuge’ , ‘lovethechub’ , ‘deathfatties’ , etc.
3) In the case of a number of posts which read only “photo” in the title field I will want to replace it with my own unique title. In fact, i am wondering how can I take a generic title that will generate a numerical sequence like ‘ YadaYadaYada post 19 ‘ , ‘ YadaYadaYada post 20 ‘ ” YadaYadaYada post 21 ‘ after each new post?
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6:49 pm
July 2, 2009
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1) No this code will work for the titles only. If you need to replace some word (say “Photo”) in both title and body, you should use the global synonym table to set a simple rewrite rule, e.g.:
>Photo|Picture|Cool Image|Nice Photo|Here is My Pic
2) Yes, you need to put that PHP code into the “PHP Code <?php .. ?>” field on the settings page for every feed you syndicate. Also set it by default for every new feed using the “Alter default settings button”. The flowing code will automatically remove the all the “blah-blah-blah: ” from the post tittles:
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3) If you want to have a numerical sequence for the titles instead of “Photo” (e.g. “YadaYadaYada post 1”, “YadaYadaYada post 2”), you need a bit different PHP code. Here it is:
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This code will replace all words 'Photo' to 'YadaYadaYada post NN' and remove all 'blah-blah-blah: ' from the post titles.
If you want to replace some specific word in post body, use the rewriting rules, as explained in (1).
7:13 pm
Thanks for the quick response 
Regarding the post body rewrites it appears i'm going to have to do what I hoped to avoid, which is having to enter specific words. If you have a look at the website link that PM'd you will see there are many posts coming from several feeds.Most will have text like so included in the body:
'chaoswriter:' , 'gobigger:' , 'Login to see this link-bunnies:' , ‘ ilikeprettyclothes:’, etc. This is because some feeds are actually reblogged by other bloggers. With that said, I will not always know what the name ending with a “:” (colon) will be, as many will be new blog names.
So my question is , is it possible to remove ALL words ending with a “:” (colon)? This way i will not have to copy and past each current and future blog name which enters into my posts. I guess similar to your response to question #2 “Also set it by default for every new feed using the “Alter default settings button”. The flowing code will automatically remove the all the “blah-blah-blah: ” from the post tittles:”
It appears the global synonym table will only allow me to replace words that I specifically enter?
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