Full Circle?
So I’m trying to pull together Facebook, Twitter and WordPress. I’m using Full Circle to post to everything from WordPress, but I think I’d much prefer posting from facebook. I’d like to see photos, and everything posted to facebook show up on WordPress. Any suggestions?
lnxr0x
on October 1st, 2009
Check out this plugin for Wordpress http://tantannoodles.com/toolkit/facebook-photos/
.. sounds like what your lookin’ for :)
Johnny
on October 1st, 2009
Close. But I have to post in FB, then post in WP. What I want to do is just Post something (photo, status, whatever) and have it show up as a WP post. I am a Mac user, I pull all photos into iPhoto. MY wife goes iPhoto -> FB export and is done. I am jealous. Let me look at tantan. Maybe iPhoto -> FB -> WP will be OK. The biggest thing is the nice compression of the FB export and the fact that we’re on practically dial-up when in Africa. That’s why I post so infrequently…
Tapio Kulmala
on October 1st, 2009
Hi!
You could post to your blog using email
http://codex.wordpress.org/Post_to_your_blog_using_email
and send emails from Facebook.
Tapio
Johnny
on October 6th, 2009
Interesting. Hadn’t seen this option. Right now, I’m using NetworkedBlogs on Facebook, which pulls a feed from my wordpress. So I post in one spot (wordpress) and it’s populated to FB. Working so far. Wonder how well it’ll work once I get to lack-of-bandwidth Uganda.
Joel "Jaykul" Bennett
on October 14th, 2009
Personally, I would source everything from WordPress. With WordPress you have the best formatting options anyway, and the best choices for offline editing tools (eg: Windows Live Writer, ScribeFire) which will allow you to write whenever you have time, and upload later whenever you have bandwidth.
I use FriendFeed, so I use that to pull from my blog and push to Twitter (it can also push to Facebook, etc, but it only pushes links) … I use the built-in Facebook Notes app to import the full content of my blog posts to Facebook (I’ve use WordPress’ ATOM feed with good results) http://www.facebook.com/apps/directory.php#/editnotes.php?import
The only real hitch is that photos in the blog end up as photos in the note, not as photos on Facebook. I’ve never bothered fixing that because I prefer Flickr for photo sharing anyway…