Improvement
New
- Added "Copy RAW as JSON" to RAW module for usage with Bulk Import
Fixed
- Icons for some of the Videos module copy had disappeared
Content 1.8.2d
Content 1.8.2c
Fix
Fixed
- Vimeo changed their URL structure therefore breaking their use in the Videos module
Content 1.8.2b
Fix
Fixed
- Image scraping was temporarily down
Content 1.8.2
Improvement
New
- Bulk Content Generation (BETA)
- Upload a CSV to create lots of campaigns at once!
- 1 to 1 feature parity with the rest of the dashboard!
- Pause, cancel, view and edit while it runs!
- Works with "Auto" mode and all modules!
- Automatically queues your engines to produce content asynchonously!
- Export all the campaigns as either a .zip or .csv!
This is a huge feature for us, and with its release may come some bugs. Please contact us at support@menterprise.io or via the chat widget if you find any!
Note: If you find you are "locked out" of creating non-bulk content after running it, you can free your engines by opening the bulk campaign and clicking "cancel processing".
Publishing 0.7.2c
Fix
Fixed
- Apply to tiers was causing issues when using diagrams over 3 tiers
Publishing 0.7.2b
Fix
Fixed
- Campaign tags/diagram ID disappeared when using post bulk actions
- Spread Variables were causing some errors when creating campaigns
- Buttons on light mode weren't contrasted enough against background
- Fixed upgrade top dialog
Publishing 0.7.2
Improvement
G'day all! After our dashboard servers are upgraded we finished rolling out some cool stuff, including a buffed version of MPSS!
Updated
-
- Added "Spread Variables"
Added more contrast to diagrams on dark mode
Changed Campaigns table to support longer titles
Changed Pages table to allow filtering of the URL column (the old "Domain" column becomes the "URL" column)
Improved speed of rendering Pages table
Fixed
- Global search button had the wrong text colour on light mode
- Global search's search algorithm had a few bugs
MPSS 3.5
Feature
We're constantly improving it, and adding more MPSS features to Content as well, so here's the latest upgrades!
Introducing: Spread variables! MPSS now includes Spread Variables, Property Variables, Pick Variables, Static Variables and Ignore Tags! Each of these can be used as much or as little as you like. Here's how to use them:
Variables
(since 1.0) Variables contain spintax, or anything else. The value is then used wherever the variable is used, and then spun. Menterprise Content uses this to reduce the size of spintax by changing re-used spintax to variables.
Syntax
Define: [=spin]{My|Your} {Awesome|Great} Spintax[/spin]
Use: [#spin]
Example 1
Input:
[=spin]{My|Your} {Awesome|Great} Spintax[/spin]
<h1>[#spin]</h1>
Cool!
<h2>[#spin]</h2>
MPSS:
<h1>My Great Spintax</h1>
Cool!
<h2>your Awesome Spintax</h2>
Static Variables
(since 2.0) Unlike normal variables, Static Variables are spun once and then repeated. This is great for things like cities or locations, where you want your content to talk about the same thing consistently.
Syntax
Define: [@=city]{New York|Boston|DC}[/spin]
Use: [@city]
Example 1
Input:
[@=city]{New York|Boston|DC}[/spin]
<h1>All About [@city]</h1>
Content about [@city]
<h2>Top Things to Do In [@city]</h2>
MPSS:
<h1>All About New York</h1>
Content about New York
<h2>Top Things to Do In New York</h2>
Notice it's all New York? Because @city was spun out to New York once, and then used each time. If you were to spin it again, you may get DC or Boston, but every occurance would be the same. Hence, it's "static".
Property Variables
(since 3.0) Property (or "prop") variables are an extension to Static Variables that support multiple pieces of data, which allows you to do things like city/postcode or product/price with ease!
Syntax
Define:
[:=product]
BlendMaster,$250
BlendFast 3000,$784
Vitamixer,$999
[/product]
Seperate rows by line and columns by comma, similar to a CSV. Feel free to use more than 2 columns, but for our example 2 works :)
Use: [:product-1] and/or [:product-2]
Note how we use a -number at the end? That's to tell MPSS which column you want. So, in our example, [:product-1] is the name of the product and [:product-2] is the price.
Example 1
Input:
[:=product]
BlendMaster,$250
BlendFast 3000,$784
Vitamixer,$999
[/product]
<h1>All About [:product-1]</h1>
The best blender is [:product-1] and the price is [:product-2]
<h2>Top Blenders for Under [:product-2]</h2>
MPSS (spin 1/3):
<h1>All About BlendMaster</h1>
The best blender is BlendMaster and the price is $250
<h2>Top Blenders for Under $250</h2>
MPSS (spin 2/3):
<h1>All About BlendFast 3000</h1>
The best blender is BlendFast 3000 and the price is $784
<h2>Top Blenders for Under $784</h2>
MPSS (spin 3/3):
<h1>All About Vitamixer</h1>
The best blender is Vitamixer and the price is $999
<h2>Top Blenders for Under $999</h2>
Notice how just like Static Variables, each page has one version. However, with Property Variables, we now have access to multiple properties and therefore we can mention the name and price of the product!
Spread Variables
(since 3.5) Spread variables are an extension to Static Variables that give the ability to guarantee a coverage of a set of Spintax across a campaign. This is especially useful for keywords that you want at least one page each for each keyword.
Syntax
Define:
[~=keyword]{kw1|kw2|kw3}[/keyword]
Use: [~keyword]
Example
Input:
[~=spread]{New York|DC|Boston}[/spread]
My favourite US City is [~spread]
Note: the logic here is that for any campaign size, the spread variables will be spread evenly across it. So, for this example, we have 3 pages, so each page will take a value.
MPSS (page 1/3):
My favourite US City is New York
MPSS (page 2/3):
My favourite US City is Boston
MPSS (page 3/3):
My favourite US City is DC
Further explanation of spreading logic:
Just like Static Variables, one occurance is picked per-page.
If there are 100 spintax variations and 1000 pages, there will be exactly 10 occurrences of each spintax variation. 1000 ÷ 100 = 10
If there are 1000 spintax variations and 1000 pages, there will be exactly 1 occurrence of each spintax variation. 1000 ÷ 1000 = 1
If there are 500 spintax variations and 100 pages, the 100 pages will take one of the first 100 spintax variations. 100 ÷ 500 = [<1]
Pick Variables
(since 2.5) Unlike normal variables and static variables, Pick variables introduce a way of creating "sets" of Spintax that can be used within the page. This is great for multiples of things - a good mix between the Static variables and normal variables.
Syntax
Define:
[&=example]
Choice {1|2|3}
Choice {A|B|C}
[/example]
Use: [&example]
Example 1
Input:
[&=example]
Choice {1|2|3}
Choice {A|B|C}
[/example]
My choice is: [&example]
My choice is: [&example]
My choice is: [&example]
MPSS:
My choice is: Choice 2
My choice is: Choice 3
My choice is: Choice 1
OR
My choice is: Choice A
My choice is: Choice C
My choice is: Choice B
Notice how in each example, there's a different set of Spintax results? That's because MPSS chooses one of the choices from the pick statement and uses that!
Ignore Tags
(since 2.0) Put in stuff you don't want spun. Super useful for Javascript code with curly braces {}.
Syntax
[!ignore] stuff [/ignore]
Example 1
Input: [!ignore]My Title | The Best[/ignore]
Normal spintax (non-MPSS): [!ignore]My Title
MPSS: My Title | The Best
Example 2
Input: [!ignore] t = { k: true }; if(t.k){ alert('hi!') } [/ignore]
Normal spintax (non-MPSS): [!ignore] t = k: true ; if(t.k) alert('hi!') [/ignore]
MPSS: t = { k: true }; if(t.k){ alert('hi!') }
Alright! That's it for now. We're really excited about the opportunities MPSS can bring. We finally have the freedom to provide the ultimate experience (because we develop both platforms!)
Publishing 0.7.1c
Improvement
Updated
- Global Search now supports all actions directly from the window!
Publishing 0.7.1b
Improvement
Updated
- Global Search now categorises the results for easier viewing
- Global Search now supports arrow keys for easier no-click access