#wordpress 2022-02-16

2022-02-16 UTC
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[metbril] I've set up a completely new Wordpress install with my new host and are experiencing no issues with bridgy publishing at all. That rules out bridgy and the plugin. So I'm pretty sure it has to do with moving the database from the sql level. Next step will be to create my site from scratch and use the WordPress importer. Lots more work, but I need this to be fixed. Unless there's an option to clean up some tables.
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[metbril] Why is my json feed https://robertvanbregt.nl/feed/json filled with items and is the microdotblog feed https://robertvanbregt.nl/feed/json/?microdotblog=1 empty?
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[metbril] How would micro.blog be able to pull from that?
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GWG [metbril]: The json feed is generated by you clicking the syndicate option for micro.blog and setting micro.blog to only pull from that hidden feed
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GWG If you want everything to go to micro.blog, you'd add /feed/json to micro.blog
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[metbril] I'll give this some thought: selected posts or the whole stream.
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GWG [metbril]: You can also do the same thing by giving micro.blog a category or tag feed
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GWG I just used a hidden feed, then send the command to micro.blog to refresh, then ask for the micro.blog link
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[metbril] The advantage would then be that there's a syndication link (back to my site) as opposed to only feeding micro.blog, I suppose.
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[metbril] back to my site = a link on my site to the copy at micro.blog
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GWG [metbril]: There are other ways to do that, but yes