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On activity directory page and in members/groups/etc

Make it abstract

front_blogs.php:155

Daily, weekly, all time.

That's a good place even to require people to pay to be able to import more than 10 RSS items per day.

On CFCommunity the blog/site functionality is very important for profiles (most people with CF actively blog) and I would like to be able to make the "RSS Feed" a top level menu item on profiles instead of a nested item under "Activity". See the attached screenshot for a quick mock-up of a top level item (similar to Groups)

I stumbled upon the following: https://github.com/webignition/website-rss-feed-finder

Not sure if it's usable but I think it would make a good enhancement for the plugin in a future release.

When a user registers the following fatal error occurs

"Fatal error: Cannot use object of type WP_User as array in /Users/Bowromir/webserver/cfcommunity.net/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-rss-feeds/core/front_members.php on line 222"

The "External Sites" tab that lists all the registered external site feeds, currently only shows the avatars from member feeds. Group feeds get a default avatar. It would be nice if it would show the Group Avatar of the Group that is attached so the feed.

See the screenshot

https://www.dropbox.com/s/8texk9nrf5mtoso/Screenshot%202014-12-18%2020.06.19.png?dl=0

Currently it is insufficient

See example commit

Options:

1. WP-Cron
2. ajax
3. hidden iframe

In activity stream users are able to comment those notifications about imported posts. Enable and disable it.

Otherwise WordpPess language packs auto-downloading won't work

Feeds Directory - Make Feed it's own component which has it's own page. Basically it would be like the activity stream but it would only display feed items. Feed items can be filtered (category), favourited, commented upon and upvoted (to see what's popular and not).

Example: Let's say you have a community about WordPress news

User "Woo" makes an account and adds their personal woothemes.com/blog feed and assigns the category "Commercial Products". Now on the RSS Feed Stream Woo's posts will show up in the global feed but also under the category "Commercial Products".

As a user you can "Follow/Subscribe" to the users/feeds you would like to follow and only see recent posts from the WordPress blogs that have your interest.

Additionally you could filter on the most popular items (the items that have receive an "upvote" ala Reddit or the ones that have been favorited the most.

See the attached screenshot for a mock-up.

Use it instead of a constant, so it can be filterable.

Thus the first image will be made a featured one. Later some logic might be introduced to prevent making featured too small images.

On the old version image was just added to content in activity item. Now WordPress and BuddyPress will do everything required.

Add metabox with info about the component (member / group) that initiated this import. Withh all appropriate links (like to editing of that info on front-end, as admin can edit everything).

Also, currently menu in admin area with imported data is vilisble only when WP_DEBUG is true. Should we always make it visible for admins?

The code is there (bprf_activity_get_permalink()), just need to decide whether we need this or not.

Code is ready, just need to add admin area section.

New admin area should support different subpages for settings. Basically needed for extensions.
Default are General and Members
Others will include: Groups, Forums, Sites etc

A simple extension that would notify a user when a new feed item has been imported (this would only trigger AFTER initial import) and with the ability to edit the excerpt that has been added to the feed item. Example:

"A new post has been imported from your blog "WooThemes". You have 12 hours to edit the excerpt text we automatically generated for your post.

Click here to view your imported post"

Editing Activity has been done by Brajesh recently (http://buddydev.com/buddypress/allow-users-editupdate-activity-activity-comment-front-end-buddypress-based-social-network/) so this could be implemented with this extension.

"How many posts would you like to import when a RSS feed is added? This is useful if you don't want to fill the activity stream with older posts. By default this is set to only import the last 5 published posts."

See the attached screenshot.

And saving it locally

Number of imported posts from feeds for each components, etc

It intrudes into saving and does early redirect.

Might be fixed in #13

Give admins ability to pre-moderate all added feeds before they actually start importing into our database

https://github.com/WeFoster/buddypress-rss-feeds/blob/master/core/feed.php#L178

It would be nice if the admin could set the default placeholder link. Depending on your audience this could be a very useful way to give them the right example.

Users might include links to not their own sites.
Further thinking: "published a new post" or "imported a new post"?
Thus published wording will be wrong, and imported or shared is much better in this case.
Give admin ability to enable the question to users - is it their own blog feed url? If yes - published, otherwise - shared

/Users/Bowromir/webserver/cfcommunity.net/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-rss-feeds/bp-rss-feeds.php on line 190

Warning: Illegal string offset 'source' in /Users/Bowromir/webserver/cfcommunity.net/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-rss-feeds/bp-rss-feeds.php on line 191

Warning: Illegal string offset 'item' in /Users/Bowromir/webserver/cfcommunity.net/wp-content/plugins/buddypress-rss-feeds/bp-rss-feeds.php on line 190

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Members, groups, forums, sites etc - they all should a separate custom taxonomy for one bp_feed new CPT.

All taxonomies will be registered through an API bpf_register_feed_component() etc. All taxonomies will be added to DB on registration (with avoiding duplications, of course).

End result:

1. BP Feeds top level menu
2. Components submenu which is custom taxonomy with a bpf_component slug
3. Every new extension (members, groups, events, forums etc) will register itsуда and that will add a new term record into db to this taxonomy.
4. On import every feed item will pass its component and that will assign term_taxonomy to each imported feed item. That will update counters in admin area, and will give ability to query easily.

Currently imported text is shortened in activity stream and displayed with […] at the end.
Give admins ability to change that to something like: Read more... link

Currently we have in either top level, or secondary under Activity.
Admin may want to hide it altogether, users will be able to filter RSS items anyway.

Need to think where to move the fetching-n-saving logic. Ajaxify?

For some reason the RSS Feed setting screen is showing up on "Forum" profile pages. The feed settings are even visible if you're visiting someone else their profile. See the attached screenshot. I think it might be a permission problem?

Currently all rss items are stored in activity table, not wp_posts. Make them CPT with all the fancy UI that WordPress provides.

Give admins ability to pre-moderate all added feeds before they actually start importing into our database

This is an awesome plugin. Do you have any plans to add the ability to feed multiple RSS feeds to a single group or profile? Also, any plans to release this on the WordPress repository as a paid or free plugin? There really isn't anything like this that works currently. Well done.

Although this could be accomplished with plugins like Gravity Forms and such, I think it would be cool to create a shortcode that can be placed on a post or page that outputs a form to submit a Feed item manually. Once this is implemented an admin could choose to create something more akin to Reddit or any other content aggregation community and even choose to disable RSS feeds.

https://github.com/CFCommunity-net/buddypress-rss-feeds/blob/master/core/front_members.php#L11

The URL points to the wrong page (http://cfcommunity.net/groups/settings/rss-feed/settings/rss-feed/) instead of http://cfcommunity.net/members/cfcommunity/settings/rss-feed/.

Should be an easy fix :-)