Scraping one piece of information, posting it on social media at specific times
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I'm new to this forum, and came here because of a question I have.
I have a website that shows the latest crypto prices. Now I want to extend my platform a bit by providing price information every hour or so on social media; twitter and Facebook mostly.
Is there a way to scrape the price from the website, place it in a post and then automatically post it?
I'm not a genius when it comes to coding, but I know the basics. If anyone could help me get on the right track, that'd would be amazing.
Thanks!
wordpress media social scrape
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I'm new to this forum, and came here because of a question I have.
I have a website that shows the latest crypto prices. Now I want to extend my platform a bit by providing price information every hour or so on social media; twitter and Facebook mostly.
Is there a way to scrape the price from the website, place it in a post and then automatically post it?
I'm not a genius when it comes to coding, but I know the basics. If anyone could help me get on the right track, that'd would be amazing.
Thanks!
wordpress media social scrape
Search with the keywords "Programmatically Create Post in WordPress" and "Programmatically Share WordPress Post on social media". Browse through the search results and you will get some direction.
– zipkundan
Nov 13 at 19:01
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I'm new to this forum, and came here because of a question I have.
I have a website that shows the latest crypto prices. Now I want to extend my platform a bit by providing price information every hour or so on social media; twitter and Facebook mostly.
Is there a way to scrape the price from the website, place it in a post and then automatically post it?
I'm not a genius when it comes to coding, but I know the basics. If anyone could help me get on the right track, that'd would be amazing.
Thanks!
wordpress media social scrape
I'm new to this forum, and came here because of a question I have.
I have a website that shows the latest crypto prices. Now I want to extend my platform a bit by providing price information every hour or so on social media; twitter and Facebook mostly.
Is there a way to scrape the price from the website, place it in a post and then automatically post it?
I'm not a genius when it comes to coding, but I know the basics. If anyone could help me get on the right track, that'd would be amazing.
Thanks!
wordpress media social scrape
wordpress media social scrape
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Search with the keywords "Programmatically Create Post in WordPress" and "Programmatically Share WordPress Post on social media". Browse through the search results and you will get some direction.
– zipkundan
Nov 13 at 19:01
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Search with the keywords "Programmatically Create Post in WordPress" and "Programmatically Share WordPress Post on social media". Browse through the search results and you will get some direction.
– zipkundan
Nov 13 at 19:01
Search with the keywords "Programmatically Create Post in WordPress" and "Programmatically Share WordPress Post on social media". Browse through the search results and you will get some direction.
– zipkundan
Nov 13 at 19:01
Search with the keywords "Programmatically Create Post in WordPress" and "Programmatically Share WordPress Post on social media". Browse through the search results and you will get some direction.
– zipkundan
Nov 13 at 19:01
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Search with the keywords "Programmatically Create Post in WordPress" and "Programmatically Share WordPress Post on social media". Browse through the search results and you will get some direction.
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Nov 13 at 19:01