William P. Davis

anubisthejackle

This plugin will grab docs out of a collection in Google Docs, create or update a post in WordPress and then move the doc to a new collection. Google Docs no longer supports xmlrpc, so this is perhaps the easiest way to move content from your Google Docs account to your self-hosted WordPress install.
You can see more details at http://dev.bangordailynews.com/2011/06/16/marrying-google-docs-and-wordpress-or-really-any-cms/

Docs to WordPress

Great feature to push Google Docs to WordPress.
Installation required some patience; a value check for the WP configuration would be great; somehow I had several URLs in the input fields.
Re-editing in gDocs and then moving it back into the origin folder is working (cron).
After re-editing/re-submission the previous WP Category setting were gone.
I did not explore the formatting behavior.
Super plugin for a tech-savvy admin/developer.
Don't let this project die.
Idea: In the WP settings give me a field for an email address and send me a message w/ link for each new post. Also a check box would be great to choose between draft and publish for new posts.
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Great idea

Easily move posts from Google Docs to WordPress

Boone Gorges

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Participad

Realtime collaborative editing for WordPress content, powered by Etherpad Lite.

Docs to WordPress vs Participad