JR Tashjian

This plugin was created to retrieve and cache an RSS feed for use in a template.
What you do is pass the url to the feed you would like returned and the number of minutes you would like the feed cached for. The 
plugin will cache the RSS xml and return the feed as an object which you can loop through and output however you please.
New As Of Version 1.5: 
– Fixed a typo that caused the feed to be retrieved and cached every time. Credit: Binny V A (http://www.bin-co.com/blog/) – Thanks man!
<h3>General Usage</h3>
fetch_feed_cache() is the only function you will be using with this plugin. fetch_feed_cache() accepts 2 parameters.
<ol>
<li>(string) $url – This is the URL to the feed you would like to parse</li>
<li>(int) $cache_min – This is the amount of time in minutes you would like the feed cached for.</li>
</ol>
Here is an example of the plugin being used in a template:
<pre><code><?php $xml = fetch_feed_cache("http://jrtashjian.com/feed/", 60); ?>
<h3><?=$xml->channel->title?></h3>
<ul>
 <?php if( ! empty($xml)) : ?>
 <?php foreach($xml->channel->item as $item) : ?>
 <li><a href="<?=$item->link?>"><?=$item->title?></a></li>
 <?php endforeach; ?>
 <?php else : ?>
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 <?php endif; ?>
</ul>
</code></pre>
Remeber, every feed could be different. If you need to see the structure of the object returned just use print_r(). 
Example: <code><?php print_r(fetch_feed_cache("http://jrtashjian.com/feed/", 25)); ?></code>

Fetch Feed

Fetches an RSS feed and returns RSS as array

Deepak Khokhar

Surender Singh Khokhar

Best WordPress threads plugin that allows admin to display feeds from Threads, an Instagram app on your website using Threads official API.
Threads launched their API on June 18, 2024 and we have implemented their API in this plugin. You would need to create an App from your FB developer account <a href="https://developers.facebook.com/apps/" rel="nofollow ugc">here</a> and select Threads API usecase.
Check out the live Demo <a href="https://feedsforthreads.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">here</a>
Use the shortcode [fftmj_feeds] to load threads from the user you connect in settings.
By default the plugin displays only 5 posts per shortcode.
Note: This plugin uses Threads API which is just launched and might not have all the data available yet but you can get the enough data to display a feed of posts that link to your Threads posts and profile. We will update the plugin as soon as more data is available through Threads API.
Plugin requirements: 
– Must use SSL – https. 
– Might not work with localhost.
<h3>How to create a Threads App</h3>
<ul>
<li>Create new app in FB <a href="https://developers.facebook.com/apps/" rel="nofollow ugc">developer account</a>.</li>
<li>Select “I dont want to connect a business portfolio yet.”</li>
<li>Select “Access the Threads API” usecase.</li>
<li>Enter App name and your email address.</li>
<li>Review and click Create App.</li>
</ul>
From Meta Developer Dashboard: 
– Click Use cases from left menu. 
– Customize the Threads API use case. 
– From Permissions, Select “threads_basic”. 
– From Settings – Enter the Threads Redirect URL for all 3 fields. (Available in plugin’s settings page).
Adding Test Users: 
– From left menu, click App Roles > Roles. 
– Click Add People. 
– Select Threads Tester. 
– Search for the account that you want to display threads feeds from. 
– Click Add. 
– An invitation is sent to that user. 
– Login to Threads website and go to settings > Account > website permissions > Invites. 
– Accept the invitation received from your App.
Get App client ID and Secret: 
– Go to App Settings > Basic > Copy Threads App ID and Secret and enter in plugin’s settings. 
– Save the settings and click Connect Now button. 
– Login as your thread account and click allow. 
– The page should redirect back to the plugin’s settings.
Now you are ready to use the shortcode “[fftmj_feeds]” on any page.

Social Feeds for Threads

Display feeds from your Threads profile on your WordPress website.

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