Shorten2List
Sends status updates to to selected maillists everytime you publish a post. Using Bit.ly , Tr.im , YOURLS , Su.pr , sm00sh or even your own domain for shortened permalinks (accounts on some of these services required). So this way you can send blog updates with short excerpts to many maillists at on
Sends status updates to to selected maillists everytime you publish a post. Using Bit.ly , Tr.im , YOURLS , Su.pr , sm00sh or even your own domain for shortened permalinks (accounts on some of these services required). So this way you can send blog updates with short excerpts to many maillists at once.
If you find it useful, please consider to make a donation to Shorten2List’s author (any amount will be appreciated).
More info:
- Check out the other WordPress plugins by the same author.
- Also at iPublicis4Wordpress .
Features
- Avoids to send again when editing previously sent post or even when editing an old post not sent before.
- Option to choose each authors lists for new post notifications.
- Option to choose between Bit.ly, Tr.im, YOURLS, Su.pr, Sm00sh or even you own domain for shortened permalinks.
- Option to turn off notification or shortener service. Now you can use Shorten2List only for notification if your domain is already short enough for you, or use only to get shortened urls for your posts.
- Stores created shortened permalink in a post meta field (used for template integration). Share this with Shorten2Ping so no duplicate shortening.
- Using rel="shorturl" as proposed at http://wiki.snaplog.com/short_url, creating auto-discovery link tag for short url on single post page header.
- You can use a template tag for showing visitors the short URL (using the same rel attribute as above for the shortened permalink).
- Locale support . Now available in English and Portuguese. See translation section for more info.
- Simple , fast, and useful 🙂
Requirements
- PHP 5.x with CURL and JSON enabled (maybe works too in PHP4, but not tested and not supported by me).
- PHP Mail (it uses just the common mail functions WordPress already uses).