Open Leomaradan opened 11 years ago
Leomaradan
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11 years ago I just added the first step for this functionality in my fork : Now Shaarli can send a ping to page with pingback enabled.
The first step is creating the xml-rpc parser into shaarli to accept ping from other sources
https://github.com/Leomaradan/Shaarli/commit/1e24fc686e3a1e53cbb6417638e47d594ea2ffc0
nodiscc
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9 years ago @Leomaradan the shaarli/Shaarli community fork has a plugin system (currently in development) in the new-plugin-system branch. You could add a Pingback plugin by sending a Pull Request with your implementation on this branch.
Read here for reasons of the fork. Look in the tpl/plugins/ directory for example plugin code. We're not willing to work on this but patches welcome.
Shaarli don't have a comment system. sometime, it's difficult to respond to a shared link. For exemple, Seb share a link about PHP optimization (http://www.sebsauvage.net/links/?VEc_LQ). I want to respond because, IMHO, the article contains errors. I have 2 solutions :
1: Share the permalink of Seb's Shaarli in my own Shaarli with my comment. But if Seb don't read my Shaarli, he can't read my comment 2: Send an email to Seb. And now Seb receive hundreds of emails
I propose to add pingback mecanism: When adding a link, my Shaarli will check if the page has pingback support.
The popular use is by adding a <link> in the head of the page (<link rel="pingback" href="http://urlofmyblog.com/xmlrpc.php" />). This syntax is used by WordPress, for the exemple
If pingback is supported by the page, Shaarli sent a message to the url indicated by the link balise.
In the other side, if a visitor share a link from my Shaarli, my server receive the notification. All the pingback are collapsed in a section of the Shaarli's post (for exemple : http://leomaradan.com/imgshare/photos/8971722e0d8519fc5bff352859ba334e.png)