dtsolis

This is a simple implementation for Parse.com Push Service (for iOS, Android, Windows 8 or any other devices may add). 
You can send a push notification via admin panel or with a post update/creation. In addition, you can include post’s id as extra parameter to use it as you want with your mobile app, select the channels you want to receive notifications or add an extra parameter to the payload (any key/value pair you like).
NOTICE: 
In order to use this plugin you MUST have an account with Parse.com and cURL ENABLED.
WARNING: 
Wordpress, in order to publish a scheduled post, runs a pseudo-cron job WHEN a user visits the site. Any user, any page (admin page or a page a visitor sees). 
SO, if for example you have scheduled a post for publish at 16:00 and this website doesn’t have a hit until 16:50, the post will actually be published at 16:50 and the Push Notification will be sent at 16:50. 
Keep that in mind!

Simple Parse Push Service

This is a simple implementation for Parse.com Push Service (for iOS, Android, Windows 8 or any other devices may add).

ketanmujumdar

URL Parse plugin will be responsible for fetching meta information along with 330 characters from the supplied website url. 
Optionally, it also takes the image parameter where we need to supply a specific uploaded image in the post. This parser takes care 
of url forwarding. Optionally this parser takes 2 parameters named url_name and tag_name. These parameters are stored in the database 
as key-value pair. url_name is the primary DNS and tag_name is the tag within which the actual text is stored.
For example, 
If the url = http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Italy-regrets-killing-of-Indian-fishermen/articleshow/11990083.cms 
and if the text is actually under the tag “div class=Normal” then the shortcode can be used as follows: 
[url_parse url=’http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Italy-regrets-killing-of-Indian-fishermen/articleshow/11990083.cms’ 
url_name = ‘timesofindia.indiatimes.com’ tag_name = ‘div class=Normal’] and next time when one uses any URL of timesofindia.indiatimes.com 
then you need not supply the url_name and tag_name as it will be stored in the database.
Plugin Usage: 
[url_parse url=’%WEB_PAGE_URL%’ tag = ‘$TAG_CONTAINING_INFO%’] 
where, 
WEB_PAGE_URL = url link of the web page; currently supports http/https protocol supoorting web pages; required 
TAG_CONTAINING_INFO = the tag under which the information is contained; Generally certain browsers are helpful in finding this information. 
 For e.g. in mozilla firefox when you select a certain text/element in a web-page and right-click ,you get an option 
 ‘View Selection Source’. This can be used to examine under which tag the content is placed. Alternatively you can skim 
 through the page source to find out; optional
There is database support provided for storing the tags for a particular URL. For example, if a web page contains certain information under 
a particular ‘tag’ and you specify it, the logic is intelligent enough to store it which will help one get the data required from the same page 
without specifying the ‘tag’ again.

Parse URL

URL Parse plugin will be responsible for fetching meta information along with 330 characters from the supplied website url.

Simple Parse Push Service vs Parse URL