Wordpress Plugin to Manage Multiple Blogs – Initial Version Released

by Kishore on August 1, 2009

I had earlier written a post related to my new Wordpress plugin to Manage multiple blogs. This plugin is for people who maintain multiple blogs. I have used ajax, so there is only one page to load and its fast and easy to use.

Manage multiple blogs

Installation – As simple as any regular plugin. You need to unzip the files and upload to your plugins directory. You need to make the upload directory inside the uploadify folder. Images are temporarily uploaded to this folder before moving to the respective blog upload directory.

Scripts Used – JQuery, Uploadify

What can you do with this plugin

Manage Blogs for this plugin

Add new blogs, edit blog settings, delete added blog

Manage Comments

You can moderate comments on all the blogs connected using this plugin. The home page gives you all the pending comments from all the blogs that you have connected.

You can reply to a comment, mark a comment as spam and pending. An additional feature which is not available with the default wordpress installation is reply via email. All the comment reply sends and email to the author of the parent comment.

Manage Posts

You can view all the posts of all the connected blogs. You can moderate posts, publish post, schedule a post. You can also edit posts.

View Posts

You can browse through all the posts of all the blogs connected to this plugin

Write new posts

You can write new posts on any of the blogs connected to this plugin. Writing a post includes, uploading images, TinyMCE editor, add videos, assign categories, add tags, set publish date (For schedule posting).

One highlighting feature of this plugin is to get related posts by checking through all the blogs connected. The related posts are checked using the title of the post when the title is entered and from the tags. You can use the tag field as a search box to get related posts from all the connected blogs.

While writing a post, you can browse through posts on any of the blogs connected without leaving the post form. You can view the tags used on the that particular blog and add tags by just clicking on the tags.

Cross Posting

You can cross post a post from one blog to other blogs.

All in One SEO Support

If you are using All in one seo plugin, you can add the custom title, description and keywords into the fields provided

This plugin was written for my personal need, thought of sharing with others if they needed. If you find this plugin useful, you can think of buying me a beer by donating. My paypal id is me@googling.in

Video Demo

Download this Plugin {Hosted at Wordpress}

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armand January 30, 2010 at 9:54 pm

Thank you, Kishore. There was one point that was not clear to me (I’m new to WP and plugins). Where exactly should I upload the plugin? I know there is wp-content\plugins. Your plugin has an “uploadify” folder. Would you mind describing what files of your plugin go into what folders. I have looked for this information and did not see anything about it. Part of my problem may be that I have not loaded thing in the proper place. Thank you very much.

Kishore January 31, 2010 at 5:44 am

You just have to upload the entire plugin folder to your plugins directory , same as regular plugin

armand January 31, 2010 at 6:09 am

Hi Kishore…sorry to belabor this point but its a bit confusing to me. In your installation section you say this:

>>Installation – As simple as any regular plugin. You need to >>unzip the files and upload to your plugins directory.
then you say:
>>You need to make the upload directory inside the uploadify >>folder.

If I put your plugin in the …\wp-content\plugins folder I get a files not found…but if I put the files in …\wp-content\plugins\uploadify then the plugin can be activated…but in my IIS case the buttons don’t work after that..

So I am just trying to clarify where these files are suppose to go. It may be that the buttons are not working because I am putting these files in the wrong place. Thank you for your patience, all your hard work on this plugin…and for sharing it.

Kishore January 31, 2010 at 6:42 am

armand – Yea, you need to upload the plugin to the plugins directory. Nothing needs to be changed. As I told you, the plugin has to read the directory path for using different scripts, and being Windows server, there could be some error in that. Please hold on, I will be back in a few days with a new version

Amber February 1, 2010 at 5:04 am

Hi Kishore,I am trying to activate the plugin, and I am getting a fatal error. In another wordpress mu system, I can’t click on the button that says “add blog a blog and start up.” Is there a reason for this? Is the plugin being updated and not working properly? I will definitely buy you a beer if this works. I’ve been looking for a plugin such as this for several weeks now!Amber

Kishore February 1, 2010 at 5:24 am

@Amber – This plugin will not work for Wordpress MU, but I will get a MU version soon as I am testing this on my MU installation

Amber February 1, 2010 at 10:03 pm

That is awesome to hear that you are setting it up for Wordpress MU. When do you expect to release the plugin?

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