FeedWordPress Duplicate Post Filter
开发者 |
mrallen1
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更新时间 |
2012年3月2日 11:35 |
PHP版本: |
2.8 及以上 |
WordPress版本: |
3.3.1 |
详情介绍:
This is a filter for the FeedWordPress plugin. If you don't use FeedWordPress this plugin will not be useful to you.
I wrote this filter after seeing the same post in my database 32 times. Maybe you've had the same problem, and I hope this filter helps you solve it.
The filter works by hooking the "syndicated_post" action of FeedWordPress and the "save_post" action in the core of WordPress.
For each potential post from a feed, the plugin attempts to find an identical SHA1 hash of the first 1024 non-whitespace characters (stripped of HTML tags) of the post content.
If it finds a match the post is skipped. If not, the post is processed and a hash is inserted into the post's metadata. (Stored as key _dpf.)
NOTE: No filter is going to be 100% accurate. This filter will stop most or some duplicates, but in all likelihood, will not stop all of them.
If you want a filter that stops all duplicates, this isn't your solution. In my test installation I had 5 posted duplicates out of
125 syndicated posts (4% false negative) out of a corpus of about 300 duplicates. Most of those false negatives were due to slightly different HTML markup
in the post content itself. So my approach isn't perfect, but it is "good enough" for me.
安装:
- Download the plugin and uncompress it.
- Plop it in the same directory as feedwordpress.php
- Enable this filter in WordPress by visiting the "Plugin" menu and activating it.
更新日志:
1.5 - Remove HTML tags before computing hash.
1.4 - Overhauled strategy for duplicate detection. This works better than previous strategies.
1.3 - Fixed a dumb typo. Rewrote the DB query using better wpdb methods (prepare and query). Changed from htmlescape2 to esc_html WP function.
1.2 - Escaping the single quote (') character sometimes gives a conversion of ’ instead of ’ This caused a false negative and duplicate posts would be stored. Consider this release a temporary hack until I write a proper regex based title escape function.
1.1 - Characters in post-titles like '&' were not getting converted to HTML entities. This caused the post title comparison to register a false negative. (So duplicate posts would be added to your feed.)
1.0 - initial release