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(0 votes) 8:06 pm
July 26, 2011
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I just burnt up nearly 100,000 of my turing words in WordAI, due to either there being a major logic error in CyberSEO or me not understanding how the two work in tandem.
I processed 19 posts using WordAI with the morphing host turned on. The posts processed as they should, with spintax entered in the title and post body. Everything worked fine, until I accessed the feed. It appears that each time the feed is accessed, it's re-spinning all posts. The page hangs while ever post is sent back through WordAI. When I remove my login credentials for WordAI and access the feed URL again, it processes correctly, as the WordAI login fails.
I'm 100% positive this is what is going on, as I tested with my WordAI standard words. With no new posts added and simply loading the feed, it added 2700+ words to my usage, while the page was hanging and waiting for the returned data.
* EDIT *
It may have sent the post through multiple times. The ~1200 word article ended up at ~3700 words used.
2:54 am
July 2, 2009
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Please read this: 
Login to see this link When you calculate the length of the article you have sum up its title, post body and excerpt sizes.
7:55 am
July 26, 2011
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You're missing the key element of the issue. After all posts are spun and the spintax is in the post body, each time the rss feed is accessed, it's RESUBMITTING all posts in the feed to WordAI. This only happens when WordAI has login credentials and morphing rss host is turned on. That means the spintax is being submitted to WordAI's API with each access of the feed.
As for all three parts being submitted, I know this. I'm setting the excerpt to null to save on word count.
To reiterate, the spintax of finished posts is being resumbitted to WordAI's API when the feed is accessed.
WordAI usage before accessing the feed
9/30/14 0 0 0 0
WordAI usage after accessing the feed with one post in it and nothing new added.
9/30/14 0 590 0 0
Should it be accessing the API outside of the XML Syndicater? It's accessing the API every single time the feed is queried, even when Disable Synonymizer is set and NOT using the syndicater.
8:23 am
July 2, 2009
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- Do you use any custom PHP code to pre-process the post content?
- This doesn't happen if Morphing Host Mode is disabled. Is that correct?
8:43 am
July 26, 2011
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1. I do have pre-processing code, but nothing more than cleanup.
2. It only happens when Morphing Host Mode is enabled.
Here's the data flow:
Settings: Morphing feed on. WordAI activated.
I use DOM and regex to clean up some html code, strip_tags, and I set post_excerpt to ''.
Fetch feed.
Post goes to WordAI API and is returned as spintax.
** At this point, everything works perfect, with spintax in the title and post body.
Access /feed/. Page hangs while the already spun spintax is sent to the WordAI API again for each post displayed in the feed.
** Notes
Turning off Morphing Host Mode no longer sends to the API a second time, but spintax is displayed in the feed.
Removing WordAI credentials allows the morphing feed to work as normal, as the API fails.
The API is accessed without pre-processing code.
The API is accessed upon all feed accesses, outside of the syndycator.
8:53 am
July 2, 2009
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Ok, I see now and I know what to look at.
8:57 am
July 26, 2011
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I appreciate the quick response. I'm a fairly experienced CyberSEO user, but this is my first real venture into using it with third-party spinners. I haven't tested this same scenario with Spin Rewriter, yet. It may be all spinners or just an issue with WordAI.
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