HCI – Hosted Content Importer for WordPress

Tired of static content in the blogs? Here is something new – my HCI plugin. It will fetch the content programmatically for the given Post IDs in WordPress or Remote Content IDs.

The HCI plugin is in action below. View Source Code in GitHub.

  • When there is no defined content reader available: [ third id=”0″ ]

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HCI Data Source: none, Import: 0, Section: arbitrary
Content importer not implemented: fetch('0', 'arbitrary');

  • Yet another content reader is missing: [ third id=”0″ section=”0″ ]
HCI Data Source: none, Import: 0, Section: 0
Content importer not implemented: fetch('0', '0');
  • Reading the latest posts from WordPress database [ third source=”database” id=”0″ section=”latest” ]
  • Reading from remote URLs: [ third source=”url” id=”0″ section=”0″ ]

[ third source=”url” id=”0″ section=”0″ ]

  • @todo Extract from Wikipedia section: [ third source=”wikipedia” id=”PHP” section=”Security” ]

[ third source=”wikipedia” id=”PHP” section=”Security” ]

Usage examples

You are defining something that needs to insert a piece of third party hosted content snippet. For example, the todo lists within your blog, or a list of recent postings made in remote server. This snippet will at least give a solution.

This plugin is not for general use. After implementation, you must re-code on some part of it to make it serve for your purpose.