Description

WPSiteSync for Content helps Designers, Developers and Content Creators Synchronize
SPECIFIC Content (i.e. Posts and Pages) between WordPress sites, AFTER a site has gone live.
You can do this in Real-Time, with a simple CLICK of a button!

A typical development workflow looks like this:

Create Locally (Development Site)
Build / Break / Fix Site
Test Site Locally
Deploy Site to LIVE host

The challenge presented once you’ve deployed is that any future content changes must
either be done on the live site, or a full deployment is necessary if the changes were
made locally or on a staging site.

WPSiteSync is unique in that it solves this problem by offering the ability to only
deploy the CONTENT that has changed. This means ZERO down-time and ZERO data loss.
It is the missing piece of the development puzzle, allowing for a proper workflow
beyond the deployment and into its ongoing operation.

With WPSiteSync, the new workflow looks like this:

Create Locally (Development Site)
Build / Break / Fix Site
Test Site Locally
Deploy Site to LIVE host
Create or Change Content on Your Local or Staging Site
Push New Additions/Changes from Local or Staging to Live Site

Example use cases:

You’ve created content (blog Post or Page) and need to move it to/from your Live site
You administer the site but have contributors
You run an eCommerce site and wish to update Pages without overwriting Purchase and Customer information
You want to add or edit Products in your store and move these to the Live store (Premium Extensions Required)
You’re using Gutenberg and want to easily move complex Page content from Staging to Live site
You only need to synchronize specific content (not the complete database)

You can use WPSiteSync for Content to synchronize your Posts and Pages between any two
WordPress sites, in any configuration. Some examples include:

Local -> Staging
Staging -> Live
Local -> Staging -> Live
Local -> Integration -> Staging -> Live

Support Details: We are happy to provide support and help troubleshoot
issues. Visit our Support page at https://serverpress.com/contact/.
Users should know however, that we check the WordPress.org support forums once
a week on Wednesdays from 6pm to 8pm PST (UTC -8).

The WPSiteSync for Content plugin was specifically designed to simplify
your workflow when creating content between development, staging and live servers.
This tool removes the need to migrate an entire database, potentially overwriting
new content on your live site such as comments, reviews, purchases, etc. Now you
can update individual Pages or Posts as desired, leaving everything else intact.
The best part is that it’s a simple click of a button, reducing errors and saving
you time.

WPSiteSync for Content is fully functional in any WordPress environment. We recommend
using DesktopServer for your Local Development Environment, but it is not a requirement.

This benefits your Development Workflow in more ways than one:

Saving development time with No files to backup, download and upload.
After Client Approval on Staging site, it is now Faster and Easier than ever to move to your live site.
No other content is affected, eliminating data loss such as Comments.
Limit mistakes copying and pasting. WPSiteSync moves all data associated with your Content, including taxonomies, meta-data and images.

In the Free Version, WPSiteSync for Contents synchronizes the following:

Blog Post Text Content
Page Text Content
Content Images
Featured Images
Shortcodes referencing Galleries and Playlists
PDF Attachments
Meta-Data
Taxonomies such as Tags and Categories
Gutenberg Compatible. Create content with Gutenberg on Staging and Push it to Live, along with all images.
And lots more

In our Premium Membership Bundle, you will also Receive:

WPSiteSync for Custom Post Types (includes Custom Taxonomies)
WPSiteSync for Bi-Directional Pull (Syncing from Live to Local/Staging)
WPSiteSync for Author Attribution
WPSiteSync for Automatic Synchronization
WPSiteSync for Bulk Actions
WPSiteSync for Genesis Settings
WPSiteSync for Menus
WPSiteSync for Beaver Builder Content Synchronization
WPSiteSync for Easy Digital Downloads Content
WPSiteSync for Gutenberg Blocks (support for popular Third Party Blocks)
WPSiteSync for WooCommerce Products
FULL access to ALL future Premium Extensions

For more perks such as Early Access and Exclusive Preview
of upcoming Features, please visit us at WPSiteSync.com
and join our newsletter.

ServerPress, LLC is not responsible for any loss of data that may occur as a result
of WPSiteSync for Content’s use. Always backup your data before initial use of this
product. Should you experience such an issue, we want to know about it right away. Please
contact our Support Team
and we’ll do everything we can to get you up and running.

Screenshots

Configuration page.
WPSiteSync for Content metabox.

Installation

Installation instructions: To install, do the following:

From the dashboard of your site, navigate to Plugins –> Add New.
Select the “Upload Plugin” button.
Click on the “Choose File” button to upload your file.
When the Open dialog appears select the wpsitesynccontent.zip file from your desktop.
Follow the on-screen instructions and wait until the upload is complete.
When finished, activate the plugin via the prompt. A confirmation message will be displayed.

or, you can upload the files directly to your server.

Upload all of the files in wpsitesynccontent.zip to your /wp-content/plugins/wpsitesynccontent directory.
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.

You will need to Install and Activate the WPSiteSync for Content plugin on your
development website (the Source) as well as the Target web site (where the Content
is being moved to).

Once activated, you can use the Configuration page found at Settings -> WPSiteSync,
on the Source website to set the URL of the Target site and enter the login credentials
to use when sending data. This will allow the WPSiteSync for Content plugin to
communicate with the Target website, authenticate, and then move the data between
the websites. You do not need to Configure WPSiteSync for Content on the Target
website as this will only be receiving Synchronization requests from the Source
site.

FAQ

Do I need to Install WPSiteSync for Content on both sites?

Yes! The WPSiteSync for Content needs to be installed on the local or Staging server
(the website you’re moving the data from – the Source), as well as the Live server
(the website you’re moving the data to – the Target).

Does this plugin Synchronize all of my content (Pages and Posts) at once?

No. WPSiteSync for Content will only synchronize the one Page or Post content that
you are editing. And it will only Synchronize the content when you tell it to. This
allows you to control exactly what content is moved between sites and when it will
be moved.

Will this overwrite data while I am editing?

No. WPSiteSync checks to see if the Content is being edited by someone else on
the Target web site. If it is, it will not update the Content, allowing you to
coordinate with the users on the Target web site.

In addition, each time Content is updated or Synchronized on the Target web site,
a Post Revision is created (using the Post Revision settings). This allows you to
recover Content to a previous version if needed.

Does WPSiteSync only update Page and Posts Content?

Yes. However, support for synchronizing Custom Post Types is available with our
WPSiteSync
for Custom Post Types add-on. Additional plugins for User Attribution, Synchronizing
Menus and Pulling content are available as well.

More complex data, such as WooCommerce products, Forms (like Gravity Forms or Ninja
Forms), and other plugins that use custom database tables are supported by
additional plugins that work with those products.

Is WPSiteSync Gutenberg Compatible?

Yes! The free version of WPSiteSync for Content supports all Gutenberg
blocks that are part of WordPress. There are many plugins that add more block types
than those available in WordPress, however. Our add-on product, WPSiteSync for Gutenberg Blocks adds support for several of
the more popular third party Gutenberg add-ons.

If your favorite Gutenberg Block plugin is not currently supported, let us know
and we can add support for it.

Reviews

videoeditdesk September 24, 2021

Just could not get it to work!

nobodee April 28, 2021

This works perfectly for individual post/page synchronization. It's not for entire website or database synchronization, but each serves a purpose. Don't understand why others complain. It's possible that some people did not install this on both website to be synced. Need to enter the target site logon credentials on the origination site. Also, every time when you sync, you need to click on the "Push" button. Synchronization does not start automatically after publication. You will need to start it manually. Again, for individual post/page synchronization, this works fine. For automatic photosite synchronization, you will need something else.

Steven May 10, 2021

Update: I'm still having issue with images not being copied over to target between two sub sites under network sites. Images are either copied to the wrong directories or not at all. I've contacted tech support and they have not responded with a good answers in weeks. So I'm taken off one review star. - It's nice to be able to sync content from staging site to production site. There are a couple things I'd like to see improvement on to complete the workflow. For each post or page, you would need to be in edit mode and hit the Push button. What if you have 10 posts to sync? Opening each post and sync it 10 times is counter productive. I wish the user can simply do multi-select all relevant posts from the admin listing view and do a bulk sync action. Secondly, there's no way to sync images on pages or post except the feature image. You'd end up having to manually upload images to the target site. This is counter productive as well. I've already posted a feature request on this. Thank you for listening.

Horlayemi October 13, 2019

This plugin came at the right time, I just restructured my website locally, cleaned up old data and deployed the new one, I mostly write post locally, so the problem I have was a way to automatically push changes to my live website, this plugin solved that. Which means, I have a backup of all post locally, haha :p Many thanks guys, so great.

ferreto1978 September 4, 2019

Seems I'm not able to push anything from my local server. It does however accept the "target settings" once WpSiteSyn is installed on target site as well, so it appears that the link is set. Also (and probably related) The pages don't show the image tab in settings on the local server They do show on the remote server (@one.com) The layout under the "Extensions" tab is not OK on the local server, but look fine on the remote. Posted images your Github issues page

captaincainer August 20, 2019

I'm not sure why this plugin doesn't have more 5 star reviews. I've received nothing but great support from the author and the plugin and extensions do exactly what it's supposed to do. Positives: Syncs content quickly Syncs images (embedded in posts and featured) extensions allow for menu, bulk, custom taxonomy and post type syncing Negatives: Doesn't sync default wordpress galleries. (I suppose that is because the images arn't embedded within the post/page)

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Contributors & Developers

“WPSiteSync for Content” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.

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Changelog

1.7.1 – Aug 27, 2021

fix: address compatibility issue with latest release of Classic Editor.

1.7 – Mar 9, 2021

fix: Ensure JSON encoded metadata maintains escaped characters within strings. (Thanks Kris B.)
fix: Mimic WordPress’s “feature” of slash encoding special characters in password strings. (Thanks Brian S.)
fix: Add braces to denote code block. (Thanks Miguel D.)
fix: Improve handling of multiple postmeta entries with the same meta_key. (Thanks Miguel D.)
enhancement: Allow WPSiteSync API operations to work when Members’ “Enable Private Site” setting is turned on. (Thanks Christopher B.)
enhancement: Allow connections to DesktopServer’s Ngrok site. (Thanks Wrenford H.)
enhancement: Add mechanism to inform Target site of any add-ons required to process data from Source.
enhancement: Add before/after API request processing hooks.
enhancement: Change declaration of parse_shortcodes() so it can be used by Elementor add-on.
enhancement: Check for Gutenberg block property’s existence before accessing to prevent invalid references.
enhancement: Update compatibility with Coming Soon v6+ (Thanks Ned G.)
enhancement: Improve error detection in processing AJAX requests (Thanks Ned G.)
enhancement: Improve Block property detection and error recovery.

1.6.1 – Jun 16, 2020

fix: Find child attachments to a post in cases where the post_content is empty. (Thanks Paul W.)
fix: Change incorrect class reference in authentication error condition. (Thanks Dave)

1.6 – Jun 9, 2020

fix: Update image title, name, caption and alt text when updating images that have already been Pushed. (Thanks Dexter N.)
fix: Improve handling of escaped Unicode data in postmeta content. (Thanks Kris B.)
fix: Address occasional runtime error that occurs during array size calculations in Gutenberg entries.
fix: Address edge case in serialized data fixup causing infinite loop. (Thanks John M.)
fix: Remove references to deprecated constants FILTER_FLAG_SCHEME_REQUIRED and FILTER_FLAG_HOST_REQUIRED used in Settings validation.
enhancement: Add check for Cloudflare blocking WPSiteSync API request and provide more helpful error message. (Thanks Shreya R.)
enhancement: Add detection of Cloudfront WAF blocking WPSiteSync API requests.
enhancement: Add more flexible checking for API response content-type. (Thanks Daniel L.)
enhancement: Refactor API bootstrap process to allow add-ons to check for permissions earlier (Thanks Sally G.)
enhancement: Improve error recovery in authentication checks.
enhancement: Refactor API Controller to improve functionality during Pull requests.

1.5.4 – Feb 20, 2020

fix: Address MultiSite activation issue by switching back to original blog instead of using restore_current_blog(). (Thanks Fabrizim)
fix: Recalculate content length/block offset when Block Content is changed via add-on/filter (Thanks Patrick W.)
fix: Correctly update parent_post values for child attachments on Target site.
fix: Handle incorrect “unescaping” of quotes contained within JSON strings in meta data. (Thanks Mark A.)
fix: Address Unicode encoded characters getting double encoded on Target site after Push operation. (Thanks Miguel D.)
enhancement: Detect non-JSON API responses and display more informational error message. (Thanks Eric M.)
enhancement: When authentication fails with error 0, add message about disabling Two-Factor Authentication. (Thanks Jason T.)
enhancement: Implement shortcode parsing and updating of post ID references within shortcodes for all standard WP shortcodes.
enhancement: Add checking of API response Content Type and provide error if not application/json.
enhancement: Add optional data to notification messages
enhancement: Allow for filtering of API data within Javascript before AJAX calls.
enhancement: Add signaling of Javascript callbacks with API result value after “Push to Target” is clicked.
enhancement: Improve parser for Gutenberg data allowing for better handling of simple array references.
enhancement: Detect changes to tinyMCE editor content (in addition to textareas) and display “Save changes” message.
enhancement: Allow handling of relative URL references to images in the Media Library. (Thanks Ryan J.)
enhancement: Allow HTTP connections to a local Target site when used with Airplane Mode plugin.
enhancement: Add new Category ID synchronization for the Latest Posts Gutenberg Block.
enhancement: Added ability to use define() statements to configure Target, Username and Password to use for Syncing. (Thanks David S.)
enhancement: Add define() for WPSiteSync debug mode and log file location.
enhancement: Rewrote parsers and accessor methods that handle manipulation of Gutenberg JSON content.

1.5.3 – Sep 17, 2019

fix: Address compatibility issue with WPML’s metabox on post edit page. (Thanks Autumn C.)
fix: Add detection of Apache version as well as 2.2 and 2.4 compatible .htaccess rules.
fix: Check for empty list of saved blocks in Push operations to avoid warning messages.
fix: Fix handing of ‘getinfo’ API response data if warnings are present with JSON response.
fix: Address problem with Network Administrators not always being able to edit settings on a MultiSite. (Thanks Mark R.)
fix: Custom Roles with ‘edit_pages’ Capability can now be configured and allowed to use WPSiteSync operations. (Thanks Mark R.)
enhancement: Add detection of mod_security blocking API requests; provide better description of problem in this case. (Thanks Veldin H.)
enhancement: Add helper methods, SyncApiResponse->get_error_message() and get_notice_message().
enhancement: Improve descriptions on Settings Help page.
enhancement: Add more marketing messages for Dashboard Widget and Settings page.
enhancement: Add new attachment search helper method needed for Beaver Builder audio module.
enhancement: Add scrubbing before logging in case any sensitive information is contained arrays.
enhancement: Rework licensing page to reduce required page submissions.
enhancement: Improve messaging when a Parent Page needs to be Pushed.
enhancement: Store taxonomy id conversion values to allow updating of taxonomy IDs in Gutenberg Blocks.
enhancement: Refactor code in Gutenberg Blocks add-on so it can be shared by other add-ons that update Blocks.

1.5.2 – May 23, 2019

fix: correctly re-display the WPSiteSync metabox when hiding then showing the Gutenberg Components menu. (Thanks John H.)
fix: display the WPSiteSync metabox after click on “Publish” button in Gutenberg editor.
fix: no longer displaying “Invalid URL” message when saving settings that do not include Target site URL. (Thanks John H.)
fix: improve image file location code when WP is installed in a subdirectory (Thanks Alpesh J.)
fix: resolved issue with Yoast SEO Premium not saving meta description (Thanks Sukham S.)
fix: resolved issue with occasionally losing configuration settings in MultiSite environments (Thanks Tae K.)
fix: add check for count of images sent when processing Gutenberg block references
enhancement: add callback used in Javascript API that can be used to work with multi-sync option in Bulk Actions add-on. (Thanks Alex V.)
enhancement: added method to Sync Model to look up a Source site’s entry given Target post ID
enhancement: add more capability checks to all admin operations

1.5.1 – Feb 25, 2019

fix: resolved issue when Pushing posts where Featured Images were not set
fix: improved database alter process when plugin is updated

1.5 – Feb 11, 2019

fix: improve detection of Target post being edited
fix: improve detection of images referenced in Content to ensure that they get Pushed to the Target site
enhancement: add dashboard widget
enhancement: implement optional usage reporting to ServerPress.com
enhancement: add new Target side post lookup options: slug then title and title then slug
enhancement: add logging of Push receipt
enhancement: improve error messaging if API calls are blocked by Wordfence
enhancement: improve SyncApiRequest::url_to_path() to better handle subdirectory installs
enhancement: improve handling of Gutenberg Block data and add hooks to allow add-ons to extend handling capabilities
enhancement: allow all mime types known by WP to be Pushed as attachments

1.4.2 – Oct 16, 2018

enhancement: update serialization fixup code to allow for serialized data within serialized data (Thanks Alpesh J.)
enhancement: improve handling of empty Content, resolve warning messages (Thanks Erin M.)
fix: domain comparison for embedded images wasn’t finding local images if site_url was mixed case
fix: removed logging of Target site credentials (Thanks Randy K.)
fix: address runtime error in serialization parsing (Thanks Vid W.)
fix/enhancement: improve MultiSite activation and fix activation for new sites added to network (Thanks Tyler S.)
fix: potential runtime error in licensing code
fix: runtime errors can sometimes be displayed if previously pushed content no longer exists on Target

1.4.1 – Aug 2, 2018

enhancement: updated configuration of allowed Roles for WPSiteSync UI. Can now allow custom Roles. (Thanks Randy K.)
enhancement: disable redirect by f(x) Private Site plugin on WPSiteSync API endpoint.
enhancement: detect and recover from missing file attachments (Thanks Matt B.)
enhancement: adjust file path when working with attachments on MultiSite installs.

1.4 – Jul 10, 2018

fix: fix conversion of url to file path when Pushing media content (Thanks Jocelyn M.)
fix: fix conversion of mis-matched schemes in Source Content (Thanks Jocelyn M.)
fix: fixup url encoded Source domain references to Target domain (Thanks Jocelyn M.)
fix: maintain upload location of Source files on Target site (Thanks Bradley S.)
fix: improve error checking on API calls to Target site (Thanks Erin M.)
enhancement: add features to help implement multiple Targets sites feature
enhancement: add notices at start/end of Push queue processing
enhancement: improve handling of serialized meta data containing URL references (Thanks Rob H./Jadran B.)
enhancement: handle pushing of images referenced on CDNs (Thanks Rob H./Jadran B.)
enhancement: add failover for obtaining contents of images
enhancement: implement Gutenberg UI elements
enhancement: better handling of inputs on Settings page
enhancement: add information on featured image to Content Details
enhancement: improve messaging/descriptions on Settings page
enhancement: improve handling of image references and mapping to attachment id (Thanks Erin M.)
enhancement: added available extensions to Settings page
enhancement: added minimum user role to have access to WPSiteSync metabox UI (Thanks Dave H.)

1.3.3 – Jan 16, 2018

fix: allow for custom post status values (Thanks Alex V.)
fix: removed deprecated warnings for function calls (Thanks Peter M.)
fix: resolve undefined index warnings on empty configs (Thanks Peter M.)
fix: fix to usage of fallback encryption method (Thanks Mika A.)
fix: fix spelling error and array index error
fix: runtime error that can occasionally occur while processing taxonomies
fix: runtime error that can occur on first edit of settings
fix: minor security update- remove bad password message that could imply valid account name
fix: remove deprecation messages for mcrypt functions
enhancement: add checks for SSL specific error conditions
enhancement: add “more info” links to all error messages shown in UI
enhancement: updates to licensing code
enhancement: check serverpress.com domain for licensing data
enhancement: add get_param method to javascript code
enhancement: make SyncApiResponse instance available from Controller; needed by Divi add-on
enhancement: check data object used in API calls and return early if contains error

1.3.2 – Oct 12, 2017

fix: improve checking for sync-specific meta data to be ignored
fix: only set user id if available in SyncApiController->push()
fix: improved code that recovers from errors displayed within JSON response data
fix: set $media_id property during ‘upload_media’ API calls to media type after create/update of image
fix: adjust parameter for wp_get_attachment_image_src()
fix: check parameter passed to debug_backtrace() in case of old (< 5.3.6) versions of PHP
fix: handle empty post content and featured images correctly (Thanks to Lucas C.)
fix: correct taxonomy term lookup on Target to preserve naming (Thanks to Calvin C.)
fix: when changing Target or Username configs, require passwords (Thanks to Erin M.)
fix: javascript compatibility issue with Visual Composer backend editor (Thanks to Carlos)
fix: set taxonomy type for each taxonomy entries when processing hierarchical taxonomies
fix: recover and continue from failures of media attachments rather than aborting
fix: add Source to Target URL fixups in meta data and excerpt (Thanks to Bryan A.)
enhancement: add hook to notify add-ons that images have completed processing
enhancement: allow add-ons to modify HTTP post content during ‘upload_media’ API calls
enhancement: allow authentication to check for email address, in addition to user name
enhancement: add detection and circumvention of ‘Coming Soon’ / ‘Maintenance Mode’ plugins during API calls
enhancement: allow add-ons to modify allowed mime types during ‘upload_media’ API calls
enhancement: allow add-ons to modify content_type column in sync table
enhancement: make display of error messages via UI easier
enhancement: add callback to remove data from WPSS tables when content is deleted
enhancement: add appropriate headers for AJAX responses
enhancement: add ‘match-mode’ option to allow users to perform new content lookups on target by post title or slug; deprecate SyncApiController::get_post_by_title()
enhancement: add fallback encryption when mcrypt is not available

1.3.1 – Jan 11, 2017

Fix: add placeholder file to force creation of languages/ directory.
Enhancement: Additional changes in preparation for WPSiteSync for BeaverBuilder.
Enhancement: Better error messages when empty or missing post content is encountered.
Enhancement: Improved Media Library image lookup for use by BeaverBuilder add-on.
Enhancement: Added pre processing hook for use by ACF add-on.

1.3 – Dec 22, 2016

fix: fix author assigned on revisions when Pushing Content to Target
fix: add/update text domain used on some translation strings (Thanks Pedro M.)
fix: change to handling of featured image data (Thanks Josh C.)
fix: handle attachments for WP installs in subdirectories (Thanks Rudi L.)
fix: change to permissions checking that sometimes resulted in the inability to push Content (Thanks Rudi L.)
fix: update ‘unique_filename_callback’ filter to work with WP 4.7
enhancement: add features for WPSiteSync for Beaver Builder
enhancement: display better error messages if authentication process fails on Target (thanks Chris F.)
enhancement: check user capabilities when authenticating on Target
enhancement: return error if auth token cannot be saved on Target site
enhancement: optimizations to licensing system (Thanks Dominick K.)
enhancement: better handling of serialized postmeta data

1.2.2 – Oct 7, 2016

Fix: Add missing file.

1.2.1 – Oct 7, 2016

Fix: Update collation on created table for some hosts.
Enhancement: Add checks for updates to add-ons via WPSiteSync.com site.
Fix: Sanitize password hash for encryption algorithms. (thanks Jonah W.)
Enhancement: Specify timeout for API calls.
Enhancement: Remove any error output interfering with JSON data in API calls.
Enhancement: Improve error handling/recovery on API calls.
Fix: Update checks for allowed post types. (thanks Cathy E.)
Enhancement: Improve UX for License Keys.

1.2 – Sep 7, 2016

Fix: Changes to resolve authentication issues. (thanks to Craig S., Cathy E., Josh C. and Jason H.)
Enhancement: Some optimizations and code cleanup.
Enhancement: Updates in the Settings page for validating URLs. (thanks to Craig S.)
Fix: Fixing a table name reference when removing tables on uninstall.
Enhancement: Code to protect JSON data being returned via API calls when third-party plugins throw runtime errors.
Fix: Fix URL references in the Help text. (thanks to Pedro M.)
Fix: Fix text domain reference. (thanks to Pedro M.)
Fix: authentication token save. (thanks to Jeff C.)
Enhancement: Changes to allow new features in upcoming add-ons.
Enhancement: Change API code to work with any Permalink setting on Target site.

1.1.1 – Jul 20, 2016

Fix for authentication issues that sometimes occur after initial credentials are entered.

1.1 – Jul 8, 2016

Add features to Settings page and extensibility of APIs in preparation for add-on functionality.
Fixed several bugs in Settings, data migration after update, admin UI and runtime errors.
Add response object to API filters; allows display of API warnings in UI.

1.0 – Jun 29, 2016

Official Release.
UI improvements.
Image attachments sync title, caption and alt content.
Allow PDF attachments.
Updates to support Pull operations.
Change name of API endpoint to ensure uniqueness.
Add Target Site Key to settings and change database structure.
Turn on checks for Strict Mode.
Small bug fixes.

0.9.7 – Jun 17, 2016

Release Candidate 2
Fix some authentication issues on some hosts.
Improve mechanism for detecting and syncing embedded image references within content.
Fix duplicated messages in Settings.
Check mime types of images to ensure valid images are being sent.
Optionally remove settings/tables on plugin deactivation.
Other minor bug fixes, improvements and cleanup.

0.9.6 – May 20, 2016

Release Candidate 1
Add authentication token rather than storing passwords.
Fix issue with not removing Favorite Image on Target when image removed on Source.

0.9.5 – May 2, 2016

Fix CSS conflict with wp-product-feed-manager plugin; load CSS/JS only on needed pages and make CSS rules more specific.

0.9.4 – Apr 29, 2016

Fix media upload for images referenced within the Content and for featured images.

0.9.3 – Apr 26, 2016

Fix taxonomy sync issue when taxonomy does not exist in some conditions on Target.

0.9.2 – Apr 22, 2016

Fix runtime error when embeded images are in content.

0.9.1 – Apr 20, 2016

Work around for missing apache_request_headers() on SiteGround; fix misnamed header constant.

0.9 – Apr 18, 2016

First release – BETA