Another holiday, another WordPress plugin. This time EverPress is an automatic RSS posting plugin primarily designed to integrate with the information capturing service, Evernote. This plugin allows Evernote users to automatic post their shared notebooks to WordPress.
Supported features:
- Post scheduling – by day, week or month, and time of day
- Post settings – set the author, category, status (draft, public and private) and tags
- NEW Multiple notebooks – additional notebooks can be added and removed
[The code used in EverPress is based on the Shared Items Post developed by Craig Fifield at Google Tutor]
You can download EverPress here
Click here for more posts I’ve made on Evernote in education
Changes:
1.0.1 – minor bug fix to detect edited notes
1.0 – added support for multiple Evernote notebooks
0.9.1 – minor fix to allow direct publishing of Evernote items and feature update to link to appended posts.
0.9 – major update. Evernote changed their website code for shared notebooks which broke the plugin. This update fixes the problem and includes some new features to the admin control panel
0.8.2 – minor update to to fix problem with updating posts from Evernote feed
0.8.1 – Initial Release
Here’s (old) demonstration of setting up the plugin:
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I can’t seem to get Everpress to work on my Wordpress blog. I followed the video procedure, but can’t get the data to show up.
I re-installed the plugin. No luck.
My site is being hosted on 1&1. Any ideas what I might be doing wrong? I am certain the Everpress notebook is shared.
I’m also having problems to get Everpress working on my Wordpress blog. The video tutorial is of poor quality and I don’t know what code to use in the Evernote snippet. I would very much like to use this plugin, but I need some more help, so please ….
Great idea but doesn’t work for me either. Possibly problem with Evernote RSS feeds? Bounced through feedburner and wp-omatic and you get a partial import (http://dnwallace.com/blog/category/evernote/). A single complete plugin would be great.
Ahh – Evernote appear to have changed the code for shared notebooks which broke the plugin :-(
[The plugin used to sniff out RSS feeds from the page but Evernote have moved to iframes which has screwed it up]
I’ve burnt some of the midnight oil and come up with a fix which is available via the download link above. (I’ve also redone the video demonstration – partly to try and improve clarity but also to reflect other changes with the Evernote site)
Great plug-in.
But i was wondering, if is possible to edit a “set page”in Post settings.
I hope you can work this out.
Great Work.
Robin
You can edit notes pulled from Evernote in WordPress as you would for normal posts. Unfortunately edited notes aren’t pushed back to Evernote, but this would theoretically be possible using Evernote’s API. The next holiday I get I’ll look into it (unless someone else would like to add to the current code ;-)
Just tried it with WordPress 2.9.1 (v0.9.1 of the plugin) and it worked. Thank you!
Hi,
I haven´t test your plugin yet but it looks interesting, thanx for develop. Before activate, it´s posible to share more than one notebook?
Happy new year! ;)
Pancho.
Hi pancho – currently it only takes one notebook but it makes sense that it can handle multiple. Should be able to update in the next couple of days. More feature requests gratefully received.
:)
M
As of version 1.0 Everpress now supports multiple notebooks ;)
Good news – this is a feature I expected to be asking for down the road!
Andrew,
@Andrew I thought this would be a good feature for http://herald.wandernote.com/ ;)
hey!; much thanx! for upgrade the plugin, I will try this affternoon :D
When I enable the pluggin, my whole site locks up and doesn’t load. I’m using the Chris Parillo theme. It just spins and spins.
@Cesar – sorry to hear you are having problems. What version of WordPress are using?
I’m using Version 2.9.1 @Martin
@Cesar I think its a problem with Chris Parillo WicketPixie theme. (I’ve only had a quick look at their code but I think they are not checking that the SimplePie add-on has already been loaded)
Martin, is there anyway around this? I would really love to use your plugin since I utilize evernote through my iPhone.
The easiest way is to comment out lines 39 and 40 of everpress.php (see below) before activating the plugin:
// if(! class_exists('SimplePie'))// require_once(dirname(__FILE__).'/simplepie.php');
[The actual problem is WicketPixie:
All should be:
if(! class_exists('SimplePie')) require_once(SIMPLEPIEPATH);and functions.php line 14 should be:
if(! class_exists('SimplePie')) define(SIMPLEPIEPATH,ABSPATH.'wp-includes/class-simplepie.php');So how would I go about incorporating this as a feed in my sidebar?
Currently It doesn’t seem to even be publishing to my blog, but this isnt really what Im after anyway. It would be great to appear as a sidebar feed, much like my Flickr and Twitter feeds.
Any ideas?
Thanks
@JC You could just use the existing WP RSS widget. You can just enter your public notebook url and the widget will automatically pull the RSS (can can have a full post or just a snippet). If you want something more graphical I’m sure there are other RSS widget plugins or web services you could use.
M