preVU

Pretty basic plugin. Install the plugin & to use simply add the shortcode (example below) to any Page or Post. If your web host allows the functions cURL or file_get_contents it will pull in the raw HTML from the url given in the shortcode. No setup, no options.

EXAMPLE USE:

[preVU url=”http://pre.vu/clients/mhotc/”]

or, if you’re feeling nice and want to add the “Powered by preVU” at the bottom:

[preVU url=”http://pre.vu/clients/mhotc/” poweredby=TRUE]

This section describes how to install the plugin and get it working.

1. Upload ‘prevu.php’ to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
3. Place ‘[preVU url=”http://pre.vu/clients/mhotc/” poweredby=TRUE]’ in your Page or Post

2.0.5

• Removed all traces of old domain name

2.0.4

• Made it easier to debug issues

2.0.3

• Added support for WordPress 3.0 by including class-http.php file

2.0.2

• Added additional error check for 404 Not Found

2.0.1

• Was initiating jQuery wrong

2.0

• Now using built-in WP_Http

1.7.2

• fsockopen was throwing errors

1.7.1

• Compatibility tweaks

1.7

• Added compatibility up to 3.3.1
• Backup server changed

1.6.1

• Added compatibility up to 3.2.1

1.6

• Upgrading main server and dropping backup server capabilities

1.5.2

• Silly variable names, Trix are for kids!

1.5.1

• Missed removing debug code from production

1.5

• Added a redundancy server if main server is down

1.4.1

• Increased server down check to 30 seconds & removed email alert (was getting multiple alerts)

1.4

• Added check for server down (must take less than 5 seconds to get content); otherwise email is sent to me

1.3.1

• Didn’t test 1.3 enough, apparently 😉

1.3

• Added fixed for open_basedir

1.2.1

• Added id tag to poweredby DIV

1.2

• Added support for fall-back methods: in order it will try 1) cURL 2) file_get_contents 3) iframe

1.0

• Initial Launch