FB Linkedin Resume is a WordPress plugin that allows you to publish all your LinkedIn public profile (or just some selected parts) on your blog.
It also supports custom language and translations.
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Demo
The home page of my professional Italian website is 90% done with FB Linkedin Resume.
Details
This plugin uses a new way of processing your LinkedIn profile to extract all
the information you need to publish on your blog.
Using HTML DOM parsing we avoid all the possible bugs and malfunctions due to
regular expression parsing, this way we’re way more sure that our plugin is
absolutely resistant to all the LinkedIn HTML changes that could occur in
the future.
It also outputs the LinkedIn HTML parts instead of creating new HTML, this way
we’re sure that it supports and will support all possible LinkedIn options
for every part of your profile.
It features two ways of usage:
1. Just print out the whole profile without customizations.
2. Extract single parts of your profile and print each one where you want.
Supported shortcodes
- fb_linkedin_resume_full: prints all your LinkedIn public profile.
- fb_linkedin_resume_header: prints the upper badge.
- fb_linkedin_resume_summary: prints the “summary” section.
- fb_linkedin_resume_experience: prints the “experience” section.
- fb_linkedin_resume_certifications: prints the “certifications” section.
- fb_linkedin_resume_skills: prints the “certifications” section.
- fb_linkedin_resume_languages: prints the “languages” section.
- fb_linkedin_resume_education: prints the “education” section.
- fb_linkedin_resume_additional: prints the “additional” section.
Every shortcode accept a “lang” parameter that will allow you to override default profile language (also if set in the plugin options).
Every shortcode (except the “full” one) accept a “title” parameter that will allow you to customize the section title (translating it or changing it the way you want). Eg: [fb_linkedin_resume_experience title="Esperienze lavorative"].
The “additional” shortcode supports more parameters (title, title_interests, title_honors), eg: [fb_linkedin_resume_additional title="Informazioni aggiuntive" title_interests="Interessi" title_honors="Premi e riconoscimenti"].
Download
Download FB LinkedIn Resume from WordPress website.
@James: thank you, you could also have put the full linkedin profile url in the settings :)
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It appears that linkedin has moved the ‘Honors and Awards’ section out of the ‘Additional Information’ area in the profile. Will this plugin be able to accommodate those changes?
@Steve D: in my profile honors and awards are still in the same place, do you have a link to a profile with this new feature?
Fabrizio!
Thanks for the quick response! My Linkedin profile is at http://www.linkedin.com/in/steadwell where you can see that the Honors and Awards are in a separate region instead of in the Additional Information section at the bottom. Perhaps it was something related to my last update to my profile – I’ll continue to look into it from my end.
BTW, your plugin is great!
Steve D.
Hi Fabrizio, thank you for your plug in it is great. However it only displays my most recent expertise and not all of it.
Do you know why?
Thanks.
Aresha
Ciao Fabrizio, intanto complimenti per il lavoro fatto (lo sto testando su WordPress 3.5.1 e sembra non ci siano intoppi)!!
Anche io ho lo stesso problema di Steve D solo che è relativo alla sezione “segnalazioni” che appare sul profilo completo (http://www.linkedin.com/in/pandiscia). Mi piacerebbe evidenziarle sul sito che sto preparando, ma sembra che attualmente non sia possibile farlo tramite il tuo plugin…spero riuscirai a risolverlo!
Grazie e buon lavoro :-)
hey, cool fb linked plugin..
little bug:
file fb-linkedin-resume/fb-linkedin-resume.php
has a line for “websites” in additional info, where linkedin is supplying a prefix slash and your code has a trailing slash, so the double slash breaks the website links after parsed
foreach ($additional->find(“dd.websites a”) as $link) {
$link->href = “http://www.linkedin.com/{$link->href}”;
should be changed to
foreach ($additional->find(“dd.websites a”) as $link) {
$link->href = “http://www.linkedin.com{$link->href}”;
@gav: thank you, it will be released soon.
@Fabio Pandiscia: grazie :) purtroppo le segnalazioni sono accessibili solo via API ma al momento non è lo scopo del plugin supportare l’autenticazione linkedin e le API, ma semplicemente esportare le info pubbliche e riproporle uguali su un sito wordpress.
Hey FB,
Very nice plugin! Is there an option to display sections from different LinkedIN profiles? E.g. by specifying the profile name in the shortcode?
@Michael L. Jensen: thanks, it’s absolutely possible, just check the doc on wordpress page ;)
Very useful and functional plugin. Thank you!
We are setting up a multi-author blog… can this plugin be configured to handle multiple profiles (i.e. pull several LinkedIn profiles)?
@Sigvard Bore: yep, check the doc for syntax.
@Fabrizio – thanks, I got it working after some digging around, but then after trying to add a 4th page linked to another user, I now keep getting this message across ALL the pages (even the ones that were working initially):
FB Linkedin Resume: unable to connect to LinkedIn website connect() timed out!
And now it seems to be working again (despite making no changes, and the fact that LinkedIn was always directly accessible).
Here is a sample of what the pages look like:
http://bmionthe.net/about-us/sigvard-bore/
And the syntax we are using for each page that isn’t mine (which is setup directly in the settings):
[fb_linkedin_resume_full user=http://www.linkedin.com/pub/helen-rosen/3/421/85/]
the syntax is right, probably linkedin tried to avoid multiple simultaneous connections but this is not something the plugin can control…
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When using the fb_linkedin_resume_projects tag the redirects don’t seem to work correctly.
On my wordpress site the links put my domain in instead of using linkedin which breaks the redirects coming off of linkedin
Example:
http://www.ryanvansickle.org/redir/redirect?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2EDoctorRoscoesBikes%2Ecom&urlhash=y2mC
as opposed to this on linkedin:
http://www.linkedin.com/redir/redirect?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww%2EDoctorRoscoesBikes%2Ecom&urlhash=y2mC&trk=prof-project-name-link
Am I missing something in the configuration, or is this a defect?
@Ryan: sorry but i can’t understand, additionally i cannot see your website, seems down.
The point is that the first link which comes from the fb_linkedin_resume plugin redirect relative to my site which gives a 404 error due to not having a redirect script that is native to the linkedin site.