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August 14, 2013 21:50
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post an opml file as an unordered list in a wordpress post or page. just use the shortcode [opml url="OPML_URL"] in the content area. This is based on a php script by Betsy Kimak http://www.umaitech.com/cms/?p=311
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<?php | |
/* | |
Plugin Name: OPML in WordPress | |
Author: Jeffrey Kishner | |
*/ | |
function fargo2opml ($opmlfile) { | |
$opmfile = shortcode_atts(array( | |
'url' => '', | |
), $opmlfile); | |
function parse_opml($xml,$depth=1) { | |
if (count($xml->children()) > 0) { | |
echo'<ul>'; | |
} | |
foreach ($xml->children() as $child) { | |
if ($child['url']) { | |
echo '<li><a href='.$child['url'].'>'.$child['text'].'</a></li>'; | |
} | |
else { | |
echo '<li>'.$child['text'].'</li>'; // level 1 outlines | |
} | |
parse_opml($child,$depth+1); // nested outlines | |
} | |
if (count($xml->children()) > 0) { | |
echo '</ul>'; | |
} | |
} | |
$file = new SimpleXMLElement($opmlfile['url'],null,true); | |
echo '<h4>' . $file->head->title . '</h4>'; | |
parse_opml($file->body); | |
} | |
add_shortcode('opml', 'fargo2opml'); | |
?> |
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