[ewiki] Re: Blogging

This is the calendar plugin as I use it today, I'll post an explannation of
the differences once I compare it to the CVS version, but if you have time
you could look at the diff to see what I'm up to.

Also, I'd like comments on my &now; suggestion at
http://erfurtwiki.sourceforge.net/?id=ProposedMarkupChanges.

-Andy

 

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Andy Fundinger [mailto:Andy@xxxxxxxxxxx] 
> Sent: Wednesday, May 19, 2004 4:52 AM
> To: ewiki@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [ewiki] Re: Blogging
> 
> I have a working blog plugin this morning and a day to polish 
> it some. 
> What I've done is basically a WikiNews style aview plugin for 
> calendar entries from the current page plus a few little 
> tweaks, affected plugins
> include:
> 
> /lib/subpages (new)
> /lib/wikinews (new)
> /page/subpages
> /page/wikinews
> /module/calendar
> /aview/blog (new)
> 
> another E-mail will follow this one since I've been out of 
> merge on /module/calendar for a while and I want to disscuss 
> some of my changes, especially EWIKI_NAME_DIVIDER which had 
> previously been rejected.
> 
> Andy
> 
> On Tue, 2004-05-18 at 18:08, Mario Salzer wrote:
> > > installation.  I intend to do this with a tweaking of 
> Wiki news and 
> > > the rss plugin.  Do you have any other implemented or not yet 
> > > implemented features I should look at for blogging?  
> Anything you've 
> > > thought about ...
> > 
> > I recently hushed over a few blog module descriptions in 
> other Wikis, 
> > and it appears that blogging page names typically look like 
> what our 
> > calendar plugin uses. However there is certainly no need to 
> pressure 
> > compatibility into there (though that would make sense).
> > 
> > Blogging is an mpi plugin in PhpWiki and OddMuse (or workalike at 
> > least) as far as I remember; though that shouldn't also 
> influence your 
> > decision, Andy.
> > 
> > For the rss thing I have to say, that I'd like to add a 
> more general 
> > rss plugin (an action plugin instead of the fragments/ thing), that 
> > would also emit atom on occasion (I'd force HTTP TCN even 
> if many RSS 
> > clients are dumb piggies). Eventually this will make a lib/ thing, 
> > named ewiki_rss(), and simply take an array of page $data[] 
> hashes to 
> > output a feed.
> > However, if you build a special rss feed, then just do that 
> now, and I 
> > fix the eventual _rss() function later to meet your requirements.
> > 
> > mario
> > 
> > 
> > 
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