* * @link http://looks-awesome.com * @copyright Looks Awesome */ class FFStreamsTab implements LATab{ public function __construct() { } public function id() { return 'streams-tab'; } public function flaticon() { return 'flaticon-ctrl-left'; } public function title() { return 'Streams'; } public function includeOnce( $context ) { $arr = $context['streams']; $plugins_url = plugins_url() . '/' . 'flow-flow'; $export = []; foreach ($arr as $stream) { $item = []; foreach ($stream as $key => $value) { if ($key !== 'value') { if ($key === 'error') { $item['error'] = true; } else { if ($key === 'css') { $value = str_replace('"', "'", $value); } $item[$key] = $value; } } } $export[] = $item; } // debug // $export[0]['css'] = ''; // $export[0]['heading'] = ''; ?>

List of your streams create stream

Streams are containers for feeds you've created. You can add/mix social feeds in the container and customize how it will look on site pages. Stream status (green or red) shows if any of connected feeds have API error. Show me quick tutorial

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 ' : ''; if (isset($_REQUEST['debug']) && isset($stream['error'])) { $additionalInfo .= $stream['error']; } $info = ''; if ( isset( $stream[ 'cloud' ] ) && $stream[ 'cloud' ] == 'yep' ) { $type = ' Cloud'; } else { $type = 'Self-Hosted'; // default } $boosted = 0; if (isset($stream['feeds']) && !empty($stream['feeds'])) { $feeds = $stream['feeds']; if (is_array($feeds) || is_object($feeds)){ foreach ( $feeds as $feed ) { $info = $info . ''; if ( $feed['boosted'] === 'yep' ) $boosted++; } /* if ( $boosted === count( $feeds ) ) { $type = ' Cloud'; } */ } } echo '' . $additionalInfo . ''; } if (empty($arr)) { echo ''; } ?>
Stream Host Type

Self-Hosted

Regular stream that's hosted on your site server. Feeds data is updated and stored also on your server.


Cloud

Stream that contains boosted feeds. All feeds data and updating routine will be hosted in cloud, and directly embedded on your site pages. It means zero load on your site server.

 		Feeds ID
' . $id . '
 ' . (!empty($stream['name']) ? stripslashes($stream['name']) : 'Unnamed') . ' ' . ($type) . ' ' . (empty($info) ? 'No Feeds' : $info) . '
Please add at least one stream

Pick stream type

Self-Hosted

Default type. Can contain only regular feeds. Your WordPress server requests and caches posts. App retrieves data from the site database to display feeds on pages. This is completely autonomous solution but depends on your server resources.

Cloud

For feeds hosted in our cloud network. Can contain only boosted feeds. Posts data is cached and updated in cloud and feeds are delivered directly from cloud to site pages. Exclusive features are available such as shoppable buttons and pinned posts.

How it works

01

Create feed

Feeds are data. Create feed of desired source on Feeds tab. Now you have posts data from this source loaded and cached in database. Boost the feed if you want to host it in the cloud and offload your server.

02

Create stream

Streams define how your feeds look. Create container (stream) for your feeds on Streams tab. Use plenty of settings to customize layout and look of the stream. Streams are two type: self-hosted and cloud. First for regular feeds, second for boosted.

03

Place on page

Time to display feeds on page. Copy stream code from Streams tab. Add it on page using page editor. Self-hosted streams will query feed data from your site database. Cloud streams will get data from the cloud directly.

That's it!

This message appears automatically only first time you visit admin page.
Tutorial can be found on Streams tab later.

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