jcowdrey

Thanks! I thought that was the case…

Is it possible that you can point me to the right file? I can hack it myself…it would just save me time from having to look for it.

Thanks for the reply!

You can modify the confirmation email there, but not the notification email.

I need to modify the email that’s sent to admin, not the email sent to the person subscribing.

Any other thoughts?

Will this work for pages too?

I’ve been searching for a way to order the pages in admin by date modified.

In case anyone wants to know, I tried my hack with wp-mail.php, but there still appears to be some sort of issue with only posting the subject from the incoming emails.

So I modified the Postie plugin to add the date(“U”) code to the end of the content string. also added an “ID:” to make it more legit.

Works fabulously!

Jdembowski I’m using Twitterfeed to feed the RSS into Twitter. But Twitter won’t post identical content.

I think the hack I mentioned a moment ago will work by adding the random string to the incoming post. I just have to figure out where to put it in mail.php.

Thanks again!

Ok. I thought a bit more about this, and I think I need to add a random string to the end of an incoming “post-by-email”.

So I can make the change to wp-mail.php, and add this php code which will be random in seconds: <?php print date("U"); ?>

Any idea where in wp-mail.php I would add this? I’m looking now as well.

Thanks again for all your help!

It’s not blogging in the traditional sense. It’s an automated way of saying “hey folks, there’s a new listing available – go to my website for the details”, and my link is added as well…through Twitter.

It’s the same message and the same link, but Twitter has an issue with that. Adding a time stamp would work, so I may need to see if I can hack that in somehow.

I’ll see if there’s a way I can use the plugin you mentioned. If you have any other ideas, let me know.

Thanks!

Thanks whooami,

Yes…that’s exactly what I want. A unique string of characters appended to the end of each post only when viewing the feed.

Updates are automatically posted to my blog whenever a new real estate listing comes onto the market. The problem is that it’s always an identical post, and I have the feed being “fed” to Twitter. The reason I need the random content is to make each post seem unique. Twitter has a problem with posting identical content apparently.