=== Aspose Cloud Email to Post === Contributors: fahadadeelgmailcom Contributor's website: http://cloud.aspose.com/ Tags: wp email importer, email importer, email reader, email read, mail reader, mail to post, email to post, mail to wordpress post, mail subject, mail, mail body, email Requires at least: 2.8 Tested up to: 4.3 Stable tag: 1.0 License: GPLv2 or later Aspose Cloud Email to Post extracts contents from the Email Body and insert it into the editor. == Description == Aspose Cloud Email to Post Plugin for WordPress allows developers to get/read contents of Windows Mail (eml) document without requiring Microsoft OutLook or Windows Mail. This module demonstrates very powerful features provided by Aspose.Email. It adds a simple button above Editor in WordPress and asks for the EML file to be imported into the editor. Once the EML file is provided, users get the document contents displayed on the editor immediately.
Aspose Cloud Email to Post Plugin for WordPress allows developers to get/read contents of (eml,mht,msg) Email File without requiring Microsoft OutLook, Windows Mail or any other software. This module demonstrates very powerful features provided by Aspose.Email. It adds a simple button above Editor in WordPress and asks for the Email file to be imported into the editor. Once the Email file is provided, users get the Email contents displayed on the editor immediately. Email Subject is inserted as Post Title and Email attachments become part of the content and are inserted as link inside the editor.
You can download the Aspose Cloud Email To Post plugin from one of the following locations:
Once downloaded, please follow these steps to install the module to your WordPress website:
After you have installed Aspose Cloud Email To Post Plugin it is really simple to start using it on your website. Please follow these simple steps to get started.
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Please check the video below to see it in action.
== Installation == 1. Creating an account at http://cloud.aspose.com is a prerequisite for adding Aspose Key & ID in the settings. Please check the link to see how you can get app keys http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/rest/Creating+a+New+App+and+Getting+App+Key 2. Download the plugin and extract it. 3. Upload the directory '/aspose-cloud-email-to-post/' to the '/wp-content/plugins/' directory. 4. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress. 5. Click on 'Aspose Cloud Email to Post' link under Settings menu to access the admin section. == Plugin Requirements == - This Plugin works only with PHP version >=5.3 == Features == 1. Functionality of reading text from the doc file. You can click on "Aspose Doc Importer" button, it will popup a box, which will display two tabs "Select Local Files" & "Select Aspose Cloud Storage File". You can click on "Select Doc file" button and select a doc file from your local machine, after successful upload, you need to click on the "Insert DOC to editor" button. It will put the text from the selected doc file to the editor. 2. Functionality of reading text from the doc file located at Aspose Cloud Storage. == Screenshots == 1. Plugin configuration settings 2. Post Page with "Aspose Doc Importer" button 3. Aspose Doc Importer popup for selecting whether to read content from local file or aspose cloud file. == Frequently Asked Questions == = Can I use Aspose Doc Importer plugin without having account on cloud.aspose.com ? = No, you cannot use this plugin without having account on aspose cloud. You need to go https://cloud.aspose.com/SignUp and create a new account with aspose cloud. = From where I can get App SID & App Key ? = Login with your aspose account by going to the link https://cloud.aspose.com/SignIn . Then go the My Apps section and check the Manage My Apps section, you will find your credentials. Put these on the �Aspose Doc Importer� plugin settings page. = Can I use word pdf file to read and insert text into the editor ? = No, this plugin is only for doc files. For the pdf file reader, you have to use our different plugin, which is Aspose Pdf Importer. == Changelog == = 1.0 = * This is the first version