Explanations of remote post and ComeBack

I was going to sit down and write up a little bit of documentation for remote post and ComeBack, but I was pretty busy this weekend and Ben beat me to it.

Now, let me give you a bit more of a technical description of those two:

ComeBack
A ComeBack ping consists of the following fields at the moment:

  • name: name of the person writing the comment

  • email: email of the person writing the comment

  • url: url of the person writing the comment

  • comment: the comment itself

  • agent: the system or blog through which the comment was posted


remote post
A remote post ping consists of the following fields at the moment:

  • title: the title of the original entry

  • url: the url of the original entry

  • excerpt: the full text of the original entry (field name is excerpt to be compatible with Trackback)

  • blog_name: the name of the blog containing the origina entry

  • category: the name of the category to which the remote post entry should be posted

  • cb_url: the ComeBack url for the entry, should any comments be posted (not implemented yet)

No TrackBacks

News Roundup from hebig.org/blog on January 25, 2003 2:50 PM

The News Roundup for the last days, covering Movable Type, Trackback and related technologies, content syndication, web building notes and this and that Read More

News Roundup from hebig.org/blog on January 25, 2003 2:54 PM

The News Roundup for the last days, covering Movable Type, Trackback and related technologies, content syndication, web building notes and this and that Read More

News Roundup from hebig.org/blog on January 25, 2003 2:58 PM

The News Roundup for the last days, covering Movable Type, Trackback and related technologies, content syndication, web building notes and this and that Read More

Ken Coar had a great idea about making trackbacks revocable. The first steps are taken and the basic principle behind Read More

Leave a comment

About Me

I am a software developer for Six Apart living outside of Baltimore, MD. I have written a number of plugins for Movable Type, including the award winning MultiBlog, which has (as of MT 4) been integrated into the base application....
More...

Recent Entries

  • Minimalist plugins are fun!

    Last night I whipped up one of the smallest plugins I’ve ever written. It is so small in fact that I was able to stuff...

  • Feedburner Widget on MT News

    Movable Type News A WordPress 2.5 Upgrade Guide: And of course there are lots of third-party plugins for the MT dashboard, to integrate statistics and...

  • AD&D Monster Stats for the Presidential Canditates

    Charles Stross (scifi author, D&D nerd, and former perl columnist) posted Politics as she is Played with 3d6: The recent death of Gary Gygax, who...

  • Feedburner Widget 0.3

    At this point, I am really tempted to drop the ‘Widget’ from the name of the plugin, since it is doing so much more...

  • Feedburner Widget 0.2

    So I finally got around to updating the FeedburnerWidget plugin for MT 4.1 (since I finally got around to upgrading my install to MT 4.1)....

Close