wp2epub
Convert your WordPress blog to ePub!
wp2epub generate epub files, ready to publish, for iPad, iPhone and other readers. Just choose the tags, categories or dates to export. It’s done. You are now a bloguer and a writer. wp2epub also export in html, and then you can open with a wordprocessor to convert into PDF or other formats. A good way to backup your blog. Possible integration on each post.
Bonjour, géniale l’idée de générer des ePub à partir de billets/catégories/tags de WordPress mais systématiquement j’ai ce message : “The following messages were reported:
WARNING: Your file_get_contents() PHP function is limited. You can have problems with images”. Une idée ou j’abandonne ?
Merci d’avance,
Eric
Tu utilises un PHP bridé… c’est pour ça. Je pourrais charger les images avec une autre fonction mais pas le temps en ce moment. Ton ebup reste valide mais sans image.
Merci Thierry, bon, me voilà bridé alors…
I wish to be able to make an eBook of the entire blog – that is all categories, tags and dates.
What do I enter in the Tags and Dates fields ?
Thanks,
David.
Nothing, I think is OK!
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What settings have to be enabled in php to solve this error message ?
Thks
Wich One ? You have ton run php5
Solved problem for me – as I have to work through a corporate network with a proxy server
* file_get_contents() does not use the WP_Proxy settings, you have to add the following piece of code (define the function to create a stream context to be passed to file_get_contents()
class wp2epub{
…
function __proxy_getstreamcontext() {
//function to enable a proxy in fileget contents by generating a stream_context
$auth = base64_encode(‘loginonproxy:userpassword’);
$proxy = array(
‘http’ => array(
‘proxy’ => ‘my_proxy_server:8080′,
‘request_fulluri’ => true,
‘header’ => “Proxy-Authorization: Basic $auth”
)
);
return stream_context_create($proxy);
}
and call it in the three places where you need it
* the test in function menu()
$Context = $this->__proxy_getstreamcontext();
$opt=get_option(‘wp2epub_file_get_contents’);
//$opt=”;
if(empty($opt)){ $img=@file_get_contents(“http://blog.tcrouzet.com/images_tc//2006/12/2010_05_11a-309×350.jpg”, false, $Context);
* the epub: function make_epub
$Context = this->__proxy_getstreamcontext(); $img=@file_get_contents($this->localise_file($value),false,$Context);
* the HTML file – function make_htm_word
$Context = $this->__proxy_getstreamcontext(); $img=@file_get_contents($this->localise_file($this->imgtab[$i->name]),false,$Context);
I try to updrade the code for others… thank’s
Great plugin. Would you consider an option to sort posts alphabetically in an upcoming release?
Wy not… easy to do
I made a 1024×768 PNG file for the cover, it selects OK from my computer, but it never seems to use it in the epub. Everything else I figured out…but this stumped me. Can you help? Thank you!
Greetings Thierry
Thank you for wp2epub. I’ve been using Instant WordPress for local notekeeping, and wanted to get the notes down to the Kindle. Your plug-in, and the great calibre, make an attractive and easily navigable ebook.
Problem: many of these WP posts have been entered or edited via the plug-ins “Quick Post Widget” and “Front-end Editor”. They’re in plain text, rather than HTML.
WordPress recognizes the line breaks in plain text when displaying a post. But they’re discarded by wp2epub, which puts all the sentences in a long block.
Updating the posts in TinyMCE fixes the run-on, but I’m wondering if you’d consider, as an option or an automatic behavior, treating a sequence of one or more blank lines in a plain text post as a single HTML p tag when generating the epub.
Warmest Regards
Jerome
TinyMCE coulb be a fabulous option.
The problemn I have no time to Work on the pubgin now.
The project is open
Understood. Thanks for the quick reply.
All Best — J
I got the same problem as Old Hippie.
Choosing a PNG file, but it never appears in the ePub! :-/
How can I change it?
Everything else is working fine!
Great plugin!
Hello,
just tried your wp2ebook plugin. works nice so far, but the pictures won’t be exported
Will you ever repair that? Wold be wonderful because I did not find a way to really export my blog correctly. Yours seems to be the one and only…
Regards, Reinard Schmitz.
I will do it, but when
I need myself to expeort my blog… so soon enought
Nice to hear! Merry Christmas!
–Reinard.
It’s there the new 6.0 (proixy ok, cover ok…) and more comming…
http://blog.tcrouzet.com/wp2epub/
Will try it within the next days, thanks!
Salut Thierry Crouzet, je voudrais aussi transformer mon blogue pour voir ce que ça donne mais je n’y arrive pas : une fois que j’ai téléchargé ce fichier, tu sais ce que je dois faire ? Je précis que j’ai un niveau intermédiaire en informatique.
La meilleure façon de l’installer c’est aller dans la page plugin de WP, de chercher le plugin, de l’installer…
Si tu préfères le télécharger, il te faut après le décompresser et télécharger le dossier wp2epub dans ton dossier plugin (mais la première méthode est de loin préférable…)
J’ai bien compris ta réponse Thierry Crouzet mais ce blogue est complètement hébergé par le serveur de wordpress, je n’ai rien dans mon ordinateur… Est-ce que ça peut fonctionner quand même et par quel salutaire truchement ? Merci de ta réponse et de ton auguste célérité.
Je crois qu’il est impossible d’installer des plugins sur les wordpress hébergés chez WordPress
Réponse un peu moins rapide que la précédente mais très claire. J’aime ton franc-parler Crouzet et je te loue pour ça. Merci et bonne aventure à toi (pense à enlever ta casquette de temps en temps pour ne pas trop suer des cheveux, au bout d’un moment ça peut sentir et ça connote bizarrement la suite de l’aventure).
It was a big stupid bug… the database was not installed on new instances…
I think it is fine with 0.65 realease…