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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Get TIME of specific POSTAwesome, thanks, it worked.
Never mind, just discovered a great solution:
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In reply to: automatic duplicate post (on a new, automatically created page)Never mind, I think I’ve figured it out! Just duplicate posts via the Duplicate Post plug-in to a special WP category in site 1, have this WP category use a template/css that matches site 2’s template/css, and then hide site 1’s URL with site 2’s URL via domain masking. Problem solved until further notice.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Duplicate Post to other websites?Never mind, I think I’ve figured it out! Just duplicate posts via the Duplicate Post plug-in to a special WP category in site 1, have this WP category use a template/css that matches site 2’s template/css, and then hide site 1’s URL with site 2’s URL via domain masking. Problem solved until further notice.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: automatic duplicate post (on a new, automatically created page)Update:
I have installed the “Duplicate Post” plug-in (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/duplicate-post/). However, after duplicating a post, the URL of the post is still http://www.site1.com/category/post (just an example URL; assume site 1 is the site where WordPress is installed), and in this URL I can’t seem to edit anything except “post”, i.e. I can’t edit the rest of the URL. I would like to be able to edit the URL so that the post appears on another site (let’s call it site 2) i.e. so that the URL of the duplicate post would be something like http://www.site2.com/category/post.
If I can’t do this directly with the Duplicate Post plug-in, can someone explain to me any indirect methods?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
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In reply to: automatic duplicate post (on a new, automatically created page)Bump.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: automatic duplicate post (on a new, automatically created page)Okay, can anyone at least answer this simple yes/no question?:
Is this possible?:
After a post is submitted via WordPress, not only will the default page appear (i.e. the page with the URL specified in the WordPress post), but a duplicate page will automatically appear containing the post content (by importing it via feed) except perhaps using a different style sheet.If anyone has a valid response, please notify via principal.international@gmail.com. Many thanks.