{
	"betaManifestVersion": 1,
	"version": "my_version_string5",
	"entries": [
	{ "url": "offline.js"},      
	{ "url": "test.php"},      
	{ "url": "test.php?page=1"},      
	]
}

  function getlinks()
  {
     global $wpdb, $wp_version;
 
     $urls = array('http://blog.assembleron.com/');
     $limit = 100;
     $postRes = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT `ID` ,`post_modified`, `post_date`, 
     `post_status` FROM `" . $wpdb->posts . "` WHERE post_status = 'publish' OR 
      post_status='static' ORDER BY post_modified DESC LIMIT ".$limit);
     if($postRes) {
          foreach($postRes as $post) {                
              $urls[] = get_permalink($post->ID);
          }
      }
      return $urls;        
  }

  function buildManifest()
  {
      $urls = getlinks();
      $version = 'wp_ver_'.time();
      ?>
      {
        "betaManifestVersion": 1,
        "version": "<?php echo $version; ?>",
        "entries": [
        <?php
              $last = end($urls);
              foreach($urls as $url) { ?>
            { "url": "<?php echo $url; ?>"}<?php 
              if($url != $last) {
                  echo ',';
              }
              echo "\n";                
            }
            ?>
          ]
      }
      <?php                
  }

function createStore() {
  if (!window.google || !google.gears) {
    alert("You must install Google Gears first.");
    return;
  }
  store.manifestUrl = MANIFEST_FILENAME;
  store.checkForUpdate();
 
  var timerId = window.setInterval(function() {
    if(store.updateStatus == 2) {
    textOut("Downloading...");
    }
 
    if (store.currentVersion && store.updateStatus == 0) {
      window.clearInterval(timerId);
      textOut("The blog is now available offline.\n");
    } else if (store.updateStatus == 3) {
      textOut("Error: " + store.lastErrorMessage);
    }
  }, 500);  
}

There Are 24 Responses So Far. »

1. 

   Comment by Alex on 1 June 2007:

   Thanks

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   Comment by WebGyver on 1 June 2007:

   WOW NICK!

   Awesome. I love it.

   Thanks for taking the time to do this. I was equally impressed with the release of Google Gears this week but didn’t have any time to actually work on anything. Nicely done, Nick!

   Just in case you or anyone else is interested, there’s a guy called Rusty who also did a very nice job taking Google Gears out for a test spin. You can read his tutorial with step-by-step instructions at: http://www.seroundtable.com/archives/013657.html

   (Hey, I’m just trying to help to spread the word about Google Gears to those who are interested . . . I’m not getting paid or anything to promote this kick-tush technology.)

   Thanks again,

   WebGyver
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   Comment by admin on 1 June 2007:

   Thanks for the support WebGyver and for the link. I will hopefully do something a little more complex with Gears in the future. The SQLlite integration interests me the most so it has to be something that leverages that. Just need to have a bit of a brainwave of what to do with it.

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7. Trackback by OpenSourceCommunity.org on 3 June 2007:

   WordPress and Google Gears…

   And, here we go! Here’s a tutorial on how to cache a WordPress blog for off-line reading using the Google Resource Store.
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8. Trackback by Neural Park on 4 June 2007:

   Google Gears (up!)…

   Google launched Gears this weekend - very very sexy technology-wise.
   This could herald a lot of interesting application development, particularly for product that are required to work on and off line.
   I came across the news via the Google blog, but al…
9. 

   Comment by Mike Malone on 5 June 2007:

   Pretty cool Nick. I just finished up a (very beta) WordPress plugin that lets users cache your blog with Google Gears. It’s pretty similar to your code, but it auto-generates a new manifest when a change is made, and it also caches static resources under wp-content. I think there’s some real potential here…

   You can check out my post @ http://immike.net/blog/2007/06/04/wordpress-plugin-wp-offline/

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    Comment by admin on 5 June 2007:

    Very nice work Mike! Sounds like you have been very hard at work since Gears launched. I will make sure I include your article in my next developer link post (you just missed last nights one.)

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