Automatically Post New Topics from SMF to my webpage?

Started by GlenCarbon, February 12, 2014, 03:58:43 PM

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GlenCarbon

I would like to display recent posts on my website.  I am having trouble getting any posts to display. 
I am hoping someone can provide me with step by step instructions and/or code.
The website url to display the SMF posts is  hxxp:exploreglencarbon.com/forums.php [nonactive]
The SMF forum url is hxxp:forums.bizteksolutions.com [nonactive]
Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
Thank you.

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GlenCarbon

#2
Thank you. I am not certain this will solve my issue.
I currently have a feed from Facebook that appears on my website.  Can the same thing be done with SMF?
Can I display recent posts on my website? 

I have tried the information from url hxxp:anl4u.com/blog/show-posts-from-your-smf-fourm-in-your-homeindex-page/ [nonactive] but I am receiving a fatal error.
Fatal error: Call to undefined function ssi_recentPosts() in D:\Hosting\6473373\html\forums.php on line 816

margarett

You want to have cross-domain integration and that is not possible with SSI!

You have 2 possibilities:
1 - Use the REST API that a user developed http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?topic=458832.0 (not sure who can provide you support with this. I never used it)
2 - Have your page to fetch a XML/RSS feed from SMF. http://wiki.simplemachines.org/smf/XML_feeds
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GlenCarbon

Thank you for the information.
I used BuzzBoost within Feedburner to display recent posts.
BuzzBoost republishes your burned feed's content as go-anywhere HTML. BuzzBoost gives you a snippet of JavaScript you can paste into your page templates.

margarett

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