• oerdec

    (@oerdec)


    Hello,
    At this moment I´m searching for a solution to store data in two different ways: as files for offline usage/backup and as weblog entries.
    ok – I could write my stuff into wordpress and then copy&paste it into a document. but that´s no synchronization.
    I have found PHP DocWriter. “PHP DocWriter is a set of PHP classes that generates simple StarOffice/OpenOffice.org documents.”
    I use openoffice so that sounds like an interesting idea for a wordpress plugin for me.
    My php skills are just basic. And haven´t testet DocWriter jet. But I will check it.
    What do you think about this solution?
    oerdec//
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    an free alternative to microsoft office: http://www.openoffice.org
    PHP DocWriter: http://gayuba2.datsi.fi.upm.es/~jmsanchez/index.php?lang=en

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  • thewalrus

    (@thewalrus)

    Just an idea for backup/offline usage:
    You could use WP2PDF.
    http://www.thewalrus.info/wp2pdf/

    Thread Starter oerdec

    (@oerdec)

    that´s good just for backup. I mean pdf is hard to work with. to write in acrobat writer really sucks 🙂

    thewalrus

    (@thewalrus)

    Well PDFs are not supposed to be edited. I tought you just need a way to store your blog offline, not edit them afterwards 😉

    Thread Starter oerdec

    (@oerdec)

    you can edit pdf. but acrobat writer is no word processor.
    but thanks for your hint anyway.

    thewalrus

    (@thewalrus)

    That’s what I wanted to say with “not supposed to be edited” 🙂
    Anyway, the WP<->OO conversion is not a bad idea. I just looked at the examples and it shouldn’t be a problem to accomplish that.

    Thread Starter oerdec

    (@oerdec)

    Here´s another cool solution…
    I have recently build a website with the content manage system typo3. There´s a plugin called “General Office Displayer”.
    You can import files to be shown online. Microsoft Office 2003 Word & Excel documents and Open Office Writer & Spreadsheet files are supported.
    http://typo3.org/extensions/repository/search/rlmp_officeimport/
    Now we can see there are possibilites to import “offline” files into a website and to export “web data” for offline usage.

    NuclearMoose

    (@nuclearmoose)

    Alex King http://alexking.org/ created an excellent PHPdoc writer too.

    Thread Starter oerdec

    (@oerdec)

    Yes, it seems to be useful. You can write documentation. But there´s no possibilty to export in formats for offline usage.

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