Bug / Feature request for article manager.

ChilliSEO

Hello,

I started a new campaign and I'm using articles in the following way:

- A Folder with many articles, no Spintax.

- Each Article has %spinfile{...All files...} as subject, and %spinfile%spinfile{...All files...} %spinfile{...All files...} %spinfile{...All files...} (... 5 times) as the article body.

This produces "random" articles based on paragraphs, but if I activate "Mix Articles into new one" in article manager, everything gets messed up, and %spinfile and other macros get posted to article sites as it mixes the article paragraphs and sentences before the article itself gets generated from macros.

The feature/bugfix would be to be able to mix articles generated this way by processing the article macros before mixing them.

Thanks.

Sven

%spinfile{...All files...} << sorry but thats no correct syntax. Can you maybe make a screenshot to see if it's really like that?

ChilliSEO

Spinfile is used multiple times inside article body, and if "Mix articles into new one" is used, this doesn't work, but otherwise it works fine.

Sven

why not simply using the %spinfile-<folder>% as macro instead of using tons of files as spin syntax?

ChilliSEO

I didn't know that could be done. Could you give me a syntax example?

Also, would this fix the issue?

I'm thinking of "double mixing" in the same article, like pulling content with %spinfile% AND %random_articlemix% and then using "Mix Articles into new one" to further mix and spin the content.

Sven

syntax is %spinfile-c:\folder\with\articles\%

ChilliSEO

Thanks.

Will using this syntax with "Mix Articles into new one" work? Or should I use other ways to spin sentences in each grabbed %spinfile line?

Sven

Why don't you test it!?!? It's a rather unusual setup. In theory it should work.

Also have a look at #file_links macro.

ChilliSEO

It's working now,

I set %spinfile-C:\Users\Administrator\Downloads\articlescrape-esp-1\% 5 times as article body, and enable article mixing option in article manager.

Thanks.