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Project:
@font-your-face
Version:
7.x-2.x-dev
Component:
Code (general)
Priority:
Minor
Category:
Feature request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
25 Mar 2011 at 19:31 UTC
Updated:
8 Aug 2020 at 14:12 UTC
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Comment #1
sreynen commentedMarking this postponed for now.
Comment #2
sreynen commentedThis should happen in 7.x-2.x now.
Comment #3
dolly nyc commentedIs there still any consderation of adding a Webink submodule?
Comment #4
sreynen commentedYes, if Webink is interested, we're interested. Looks like no one has contacted Webink yet to ask them about providing the necessary public API for @font-your-face to use. Feel free to contact them and ask about that. And I'm happy to talk to them about technical details if that's helpful.
Comment #5
dolly nyc commentedSent them an email asking about the public API; will let you know if/when/what I hear back from them. Thanks sryenen
Comment #6
dolly nyc commented@sryenen -- they're working on a new API, have an older API, but seem interested -- this is the reply I received from Webink:
"There is an API we are currently working on. We have an older API that only allows for viewing the library of font data but not the fonts themselves. Is the project something that you are involved with? I would be happy to help get our fonts into this interface."
Am happy to help in any way I can but am by no means super familiar with module coding.
Comment #7
sreynen commentedHey dolly nyc,
That's great to hear they're interested. Thanks for contacting them. I guess I should probably talk to them about technical details now. Would you mind sending me the contact info of whoever you've been talking to via my drupal.org contact form?
Comment #8
sreynen commentedI've contacted Webink and offered to help however I can with defining API requirements. I'll post updates here as I hear more.
Comment #9
sreynen commentedStill haven't heard back from Webink. Moving this back to postponed until I do.
Comment #10
dolly nyc commented@sreynen -- have you still not heard anything from them?
Comment #11
sreynen commentedI did hear back, but then I dropped the ball in responding.
Comment #12
dolly nyc commentedAny updates on the Webink submodule? Anything I can do to help?
Comment #13
Drave Robber commentedThere is a WordPress plugin for WebINK, written by WebINK themselves. In absence of another/better API specification, it can probably used as an example of the right way to do things. If only I understood WordPress code. :(
Comment #14
Drave Robber commentedThis includes basic functionality for playing with WebINK.
Please make sure to check README.txt, especially 'Roadmap' section of it.
Comment #15
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