Wordbooker is a plug-in for self hosted WordPress installations, running in Single or Networked Blogs mode, which links your blog to a Facebook account.
The current version is 2.1.11
Wordbooker works with WordPress 3.x in single and multi-site modes and can be activated Network Wide.
Once the plug-in has been installed and linked to your Facebook account you can configure it so that when you post a post to your blog your Facebook wall is automatically updated with an extract of your post with links back to the original article. So all your Facebook friends will be notified that you’ve written a new blog post automatically without you having to do anything.
Wordbooker can also post to Facebook Fan Page walls and Group Walls if you are an administrator for that fan page or Group This allows “commercial” blogs to basically tell all their Facebook fans that they’ve posted a new blog post.
Wordbooker also supports two multi-instance sidebar widgets (if you are running WordPress 2.8 or above). The first of these widget is a Facebook Status widget which shows your “current” Facebook status. For people who have Facebook Fan pages then there is a sidebar widget to display information from that. Both of these widgets can be seen in action on this blog.
There is a lot more to Wordbooker than that – it is highly configurable at both a “blog” and “user” level allowing each Wordbooker user to set their own configuration or accept the blog level settings.
This site covers the development of Version 2 of the plugin and will also be expended to include hints and tips on configuring Wordbooker and getting the most out of it.
Please check out the Latest News to find out what is currently going on, or for a list of what V2 will eventually have check out the “What’s New in Two” page. You should also check out the Thanks Page which links back to the websites of those people who have contributed towards the support and ongoing development of Wordbooker.
Support for Version 2 can be obtained through the Wordbooker Support Forums. You simply need to click on the Facebook Button to Login – there is no need to manually register.Wordbooker is a plug-in for self hosted WordPress installations, running in Single or Networked Blogs mode, which links your blog to a Facebook account.
