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  • Thread Starter huwman

    (@huwman)

    Otto, thanks a lot for your suggestion, it works perfectly. Well I have to press a few more buttons on the phone when I want to post, but I don’t mind as it’s a more direct solution. I just didn’t think about doing that instead than trying to work around blogger’s madness.

    Poco, thanks for anytime you spent answering my questions, your script works great, but I think I’m going to just use Postie and bid farewell to Blogger completely, which also means I don’t need to use feedwordpress for this any more, either.

    Problem resolved and no more pulling my hair out. Cheers.

    Thread Starter huwman

    (@huwman)

    Hi.

    Again, thanks for your time,

    I’ve decided not to try and combine the files to help with any upgrades in the future, so if we can forget about feedwordpress, I only have to get your script working outside of the dashboard.

    I guessed it might have been taking some variables from the dashboard. I don’t suppose there’d be an easy way of including them with an
    include();

    or something similar at the top of the file?

    I guess what I’m trying to achieve now is to make a version of your plug-in that works outside of the dashboard.

    Thread Starter huwman

    (@huwman)

    Right, I have no idea what I’m doing so I’m giving up, for now. If anyone can solve this, please help, it’s driving me up the wall.

    thanks.

    Thread Starter huwman

    (@huwman)

    I may be closing in on a solution, but now I’m getting php errors, which may as well be written in greek for all I understand.

    I have edited the tail end of the blogger-image-import.php file to look like

    http://www.tehbest.com/blog-img-import.phps
    (remove the s)

    but when the server runs it, it returns an error of

    PHP Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in ../wp-content/plugins/blog-img-import.php on line 246

    line 246 is
    $words = $wpdb->get_results(“SELECT ID, post_content FROM $tableposts WHERE post_status = ‘publish’ AND post_date < ‘$now'”);

    which I have not altered at all.

    any thoughts?

    Thread Starter huwman

    (@huwman)

    Thanks for the reply Poco, I’ll try and see if I can work it out and post the changes.

    Feel free to delete my comment from the BII page if you want, I realised that I shouldn’t have asked any support questions there so I came and posted this thread here.

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