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Zapier co-founder here, for anyone else curious about how you might do this yourself, Github has really killer API docs which show how to use their API to read/create your gists. Its kind of annoying as you'll have to "poll" for new entries and compare them across time, but it isn't infeasible. Using a standar RSS reader like Google reader is a simple ...
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It isn't working because the http://plu.sr site is down.
Try using a different Google+ RSS Feed provider such as http://googleplusrss.nodester.com
You just add you Google+ ID to the end of the URL - like this > http://googleplusrss.nodester.com/103156295300828440975
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[Further updates to this answer added below the original answer on 4th January 2013]
If all you're looking to do is push new articles to dropbox, you could base your recipe on this one: https://ifttt.com/recipes/59335
From your recipe it looks like you're trying to append each new article to a text file but that you're also trying to create a new file title ...
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As the only way ifttt.com can post to Wordpress, is using the XML-RPC API, and that API currently doesn't support supplying custom post type while calling insert post methods(will support from 3.4), you can make use of the filter wp_insert_post_data. I accomplished that last month while building a hack. Here is a hack that would work the way you want, just ...
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After some research, here's what I did, maybe there's a better way.
With IFTTT, create a this rule for a RSS feed and add this feed from Delicious:
http://feeds.delicious.com/v2/rss/{user}
Then, that rule may be whatever you like, mine was Pocket.
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Judging by the way your worded your question, you've already gone through IFTTT's process. Since there's no add-in for URL body, there's no way to capture it this way. You can see all the possible notes IFTTT can create in Evernote in its channel description.
However, it is theoretically possible to have auto-clipping of page body because that's a feature ...
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try this
Go to http://page2rss.com
Paste the page address you wish to monitor in the "Page URL to RSS" bar
Copy the RSS Feed URL from "To receive updates for this page in RSS format copy-paste this link into your feed reader." or from the "Subscribe to Feed" on the right hand side of the page.
Use this link in IFTTT RSS Trigger.
Not sure how instant it ...
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At the bottom of the settings page there is a link: I’d like to deactivate my account. (You can get to the settings page by clicking your account name in the upper right corner then choosing "Settings".)
They note on the subsequent page that
Deactivating your IFTTT account is permanent and cannot be undone.
Enter your password to complete the ...
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IFTTT states in their help file:
Personal Recipes check for new Trigger data every 15 minutes. Some Recipes have “Quick Triggers” that will run as soon as they receive Trigger data. Quick Triggers can be identified by a lightning bolt icon.
So for setting up a recipe based on a WeMo switch to only fire every 30 minutes you'd have to set up a service in ...
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Looks like Yahoo Pipes is what you need. They even recently covered the XPath Fetch Page module on their blog. You'll probably find a detailed module for tracking changes on a web page already made by someone, to which you can just plug in the site address and maybe a few other parameters. You can browse/search existing modules here: ...
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