Re: tbpy plugin idea

I didn't look at the comments plugin because I thought it was just for

comments - which I don't want or need. Silly me ;)

I'll check it out. And vote for a name change to something more accurate 
before the 1.0 release...

Thanks! --L

Ted Leung wrote:

>
> On Feb 9, 2004, at 12:18 PM, Lance Weber wrote:
>
>> I've gotten basic trackback functionality working on my blog via tbpy.
>>
>> http://www.alfheimstudios.com/blog/blogspace/trackback.html
>>
>> As I state in the above post, I'd really like tighter integration 
>> between pyblosxom and tbpy, especially for accessing and managing the 
>> tb entries, so here's some ideas for a tbpyb plugin:
>>   * Returns a count of trackbacks for the current entry
>>   * Exposes the rss trackbacks for the current entry as xml and html
>>   * Stores config variables for tbpy settings like url, data dir for 
>> embedding the RDF entries in your flav templates and accessing the 
>> rss tbpy files.
>>
>> I have a couple of questions for the group before I charge down this 
>> path:
>> 1) Has this already been done? Is this a desirable featureset to the 
>> group at large?
>> 2) The complexity appears to be low enough for "My First Python 
>> Project", as I'm just going to be reading some rss/xml files in the 
>> tbpy data directory and generating html from them. True?
>> 3) Am I missing some critical design/architecture flaw in this premise?
>>
>
> Is there a reason that you didn't use the comments plugin?  It allows 
> comments, trackbacks, and pingbacks...
>
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