MunkyTube CSV

Posted by admin on May 20th, 2010

What is MunkyTubeCSV?

Basically this plugin will take a csv file and turn it into scheduled posts, you can schedule the
posts in the past now or in the future. It gives you the option to create 1-5 posts every 1-7 days
as well as generates tags from the posts info.

Click here to download MunkyTube CSV

If you wish to support the author of this plugin you can do so by donating $5.


Features

  1. Create Replacement Lists that contain Keywords / Phrases that will be replaced with  Keywords / Phrases of your choosing.
  2. Randomize CSV lines prior to creating your WordPress Posts. This allows Random generation  of your Posts.
  3. Supports pipe, comma, and semicolon delimited CSV files.
  4. Ideal for YouTube-like sites that need to import affiliate feeds into WordPress
  5. Generates posts from a user-defined start date. (defaults to your last post date)
  6. Allows users to define relationships to easily point the data to the right place
  7. Allows user to generate posts using a set interval of days (1 to 7).
  8. Allows user to specify how many posts per interval of days specified. (1 to 5)
  9. Automatic category generation for posts.
  10. Automatic tag generation for posts.
  11. Imports file from server or from your local machine.
  12. Has a tool to remove posts from past MunkyTubeCSV Imports.

Limitations

MunkyTubeCSV is limited to normal PHP / Apache settings that deal with script execution time and request
timeouts. If these settings are low, CSV files will not be fully imported. It will help if you split your
csv files into smaller dumps like 5-600 at a time.

Compatible Themes

  1. Tubetheme – http://www.tubetheme.com
  2. Free WP Tube – http://www.freewptube.com/
  3. Comes with pre-defined relationship column names for the above themes to help when importing sponsor data.
  4. Just select a pre-defined list on the relationships page and assign the appropriate field names to each
  5. column of data.
  6. **NOTE** Will support other themes as long as you are able to define the appropriate relationships during
  7. the import process.

Installation

  1. An installed and configured copy of WordPress version 2.x. (Tested in 2.8) (MunkyTubeCSV will also work with the equivalent versions of WordPress MU.)
  2. FTP or SFTP access to your web host

New Installations

  1. Download the MunkyTubeCSV archive and extract the files on your computer.
  2. Create a new directory named `munkytubecsv` in the `wp-content/plugins` directory of your WordPress installation. Use an FTP or SFTP client to upload the contents of your MunkyTubeCSV archive to the new directory that you just created on your web host.
  3. Log in to the WordPress Dashboard and activate the MunkyTubeCSV plugin.
  4. Once the plugin is activated, you will find MunkyTubeCSV in the main Admin navigation.

Getting Started (Usage)

If you wish to setup Replacement Lists (New Feature), Choose the MunkyTubeCSV -> Word Replace menu link to
do so now. These Lists can be used during the CSV import to replace Keywords / Phrases of your choosing.

Choose Import CSV File under the MunkyTubeCSV menu item to the left and follow the directions to import your CSV file.

Version Info

v1.1 – Modified MunkyTubeCSV to allow users to Randomize the CSV lines prior to building WP Posts as well as
implemented a new Word Replace feature allowing users to add Lists of Keywords / Phrases to replace WP Post data.

v1.0 – Initial creation of MunkyTubeCSV


Munky Toplist

Posted by admin on May 20th, 2010

What is MunkyTopList?

MunkyTopList is a WordPress plugin that for the most part is a TopList script that you see on the many Top *** Sites around the WWW today. The major difference is the fact that site owners do not sign-up or register to have their site listed. Just have link partners start sending your MunkyTopList enabled WordPress blog visitors and the script takes care of the rest. MunkyTopList logs all referers to your blog in the database as well as tracks outgoing clicks made in the MunkyTopList display. You have complete control over what is displayed using our admin center. You are allowed to hide, setup filter keywords and ban IPs so that you can display the links that you want. Enjoy!

Click here to download Munky Toplist Free!

If you wish to support the author of this plugin you can do so by donating $5.


Features

  1. Records both Incoming and Outgoing hits.
  2. Search Engine Friendly links used in the MunkyTopList Widget.
  3. Lightweight CSS Hint box used to display Hits In / Hits Out
  4. Sidebar Widget to allow easy implementation into your theme.
  5. Sticky Referers so they stay on top of the list.
  6. Automatically grabs Referer Title if specified in settings.
  7. Add / Edit / Remove Referers
  8. Edit / Remove Incoming / Outgoing IPs
  9. Hide Referers from being shown in the TopList manually or by using Filter Keywords
  10. Ban IPs from having their Hits tracked
  11. Total control over most important settings.
  12. Uninstall program to remove MunkyTopList database tables and other data saved
  13. Control various TopList display features using included CSS.

Installation and Requirements

To use MunkyTopList, you will need:

  1. An installed and configured copy of WordPress version 2.8.4. (MunkyTopList will also work with the equivalent versions of WordPress MU.)
  2. FTP or SFTP access to your web host
  3. Download the MunkyTopList archive and extract the files on your computer.
  4. Create a new directory named `munkytoplist` in the `wp-content/plugins`
    directory of your WordPress installation. Use an FTP or SFTP client to
    upload the contents of your MunkyTopList archive to the new directory
    that you just created on your web host.
  5. Log in to the WordPress Dashboard and activate the MunkyTopList plugin.
  6. Once the plugin is activated, you will find MunkyTopList in the main Admin navigation.
  7. GoTo Settings -> Miscellaneous and update the global MunkyTopList Settings.

Getting Started (Usage)

  1. Add the MunkyTopList Widget to your sidebar and update the settings.
  2. Make sure your WordPress Theme contains the php function wp_head() (usually in header.php).
  3. This enables the tracking code so that it will execute in every page that uses your header.
  4. If you wish to change the CSS Hint box used in the MunkyTopList Widget that shows Hits In / Hits Out,
  5. modify css/mtldisplay.css to your liking in your MunkyTopList plugin folder. (under Hit Box CSS section)
  6. If you utilize the “shortcode” version below, you may modify css/mtldisplay.css to your liking in yourMunkyTopList plugin folder. (under ShortCode CSS section)
  7. You may also use a WordPress “shortcode” to display a fuller version of the MunkyTopList display by including  the following in a WP Post / Page…
  8. munkytoplist referer_length=”30″ referer_shown=”50″ mtlsort=”incomingdesc” show_incoming_hits=”true” show_outgoing_hits=”true” open_new_window=”true”
  9. Or… Apply the same WordPress “shortcode” above to your theme pages using the following…

ShortCode parameters explained below… simplest implementation is accepting MunkyToplist defaults with munkytoplist

  1. referer_length = truncates referer titles to X characters
  2. referer_shown = shows X number of referers in the display
  3. mtlsort = how to sort the TopList – valid values: ( “incomingdesc”, “incomingasc”, “outgoingdesc”, “outgoingasc”, “titledesc”, “titleasc” )
  4. show_incoming_hits = show Hits In column – valid values: ( “true”, “false” )
  5. show_outgoing_hits = show Hits Out column – valid values: ( “true”, “false” )
  6. open_new_window = open clicked Referer in new window – valid values: ( “true”, “false” )