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Project:
Vinculum
Version:
7.x-1.x-dev
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Priority:
Normal
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Bug report
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Created:
6 Nov 2011 at 10:31 UTC
Updated:
14 Apr 2014 at 19:31 UTC
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Comment #1
scitoI've written a patch addressing the above issues and improving the module.
The patch includes:
There needs still work to be done.
I've tested the patched module on localhost between two Drupal installations:
Not tested:
All my tests were manually. More testing is required.
Comment #2
scitoI've tested the patched module with wordpress.com.
http://vinculumping.wordpress.com/ <--> http://dev.scito.ch/
It worked with pingback protocol in both directions.
It worked also with enabled Pathauto and Global redirect.
I could not find a free blogging service supporting trackback. So, no tests here.
Comment #3
akalata commentedHi @scito,
Just found the module today, wanted to try it out.
I've applied your patch, but still can't figure out how to send trackbacks. I have a link to a TypePad blog post, and TypePad provides a 'TrackBack URL', so now I just need to post to that url (I think).
Should I add a custom field for the URL, and trigger the post using Rules? Or Trigger?
Comment #4
scito@akalata: Just include the URL in your article. The module will look for URLs and uses the autodiscovery mechanism to send pingbacks and trackbacks. Of course you have to enable the necessary vinculum modules. If it does not work, look for messages in the watchdog reports of the type Vinculum or Trackback. Does it work?
Comment #5
scitoI've improved my patch:
I've added a delta to the last patch and a full patch.
Comment #6
ckujawa commentedHi. I am very interested in this module. I am relatively new to both php and Drupal, but am a Java (J2EE specifically) developer by trade so it shouldn't take long for me to learn php. What can I do to help move Vinculum to release quality?
Comment #7
scito@ckujawa: Cool! I'm not the maintainer of this module. I've just made some improvements for my blog. The changes I've posted here. You can apply the vinculum-1333362-5.patch to the current dev version and test if it works for you.
Additional tasks to do:
BTW: I've using this module on my Blog. I'm using comments for received pingbacks/talkbacks.
Comment #8
markwk commented@scito: I'm just starting to go through this code/project for a D7 thing. Most of your changes look fine. Two issues:
I re-rolled the patch below without these.
With 50 reported sites using this module without a dev release, I'm wondering how stable / functionality this module is. I'd like to tack this onto a blog area but don't want it to explode the whole project. Can anyone tell me how well this works?
Comment #9
pheraph commentedFirst of all, thanks for your efforts! I checked out the latest -dev, applied vinculum-1333362-6.patch and installed the module. Although no problems occured it doesn't seem to work at all. I tried a wordpress blog to send a pingback and these pages (http://tech.wizbangblog.com/ping.php, http://reedmaniac.com/scripts/trackback_form.php) to send trackbacks, but they don't arrive at my page.
Could someone with a working environment please try to send a ping- or trackback to one of the blog entries here: http://www.netzwerk-innovation-durch-bildung.de/blog?
Thanks in advance,
Raphael
Comment #10
nitrospectide commentedI patched with the latest from comment 8, then installed and enabled all but the 2 action modules. I temporarily got rid of my custom blog tpl so that the data this module puts in $content would write to the page... but I can't seem to get a track/pingback going either to or from between my site and a Wordpress site. I'm not particularly savvy with track/pingbacks, so that could be part of it. What might I be missing?
Here is a blog post using Vinculum:
http://blog.hexatrope.com/blog/2012/03/13/build-buildings-not-facades
Here is a Wordpress post linking to it:
http://www.notionfront.net/notionfront.com/uncategorized/test-pingback/
Comment #11
scitoI've fixed a bug. Pingback receiving did not work as the "home" URL was excluded in
_vinculum_extract_urls().The patch is against HEAD.
Comment #12
damienmckennaCan we just commit this and have a beta release rolled out? If he's willing, maybe scito could be made a co-maintainer?
Comment #13
scitoSince the last patch, I've updated my patch.
This patch reflects my current version that I'm using on my website.
I think it's worth committing this patch as a basis for further improvements.
Comment #14
Leeteq commentedIf there is hestitance of releasing the code in the patch directly to a new beta, how about releasing the current -dev as alpha, and commit this code as an updated -dev?
But it looks like more maintainers are the real problem here...
@scito: are you willing to be a co-maintainer for this project?
Comment #15
aleixThe @scito's patch #13 is working fine. I've added some rules integration over this patch, explained in https://drupal.org/node/2110977.
Comment #16
aleixWith patch #13 the queue node processing stops ( with WD cron: EntityMalformedException: ... in entity_extract_ids() (line 7693 of [error] ) if queued node doesn't exist.
Comment #17
JThan commentedI have added the patch in #13 withoput problems and wanted to add patch in #16 - it gives me an error "fatal: corrupt patch at line 10"
Comment #18
JThan commentedIt seems to be sending also to anchors inside a node - this should not be. For example: I have added the footnote module, which is creating anchors like domain.de/node/x#footnote1_4fzef9i and vinculum report shows me that is has tried to sent to each footnote: "#footnote1_4fzef9i".
Comment #19
aleixCorrected patch in #16 (patch it after #13)
Comment #20
JThan commentedHello aleix.
Thanks for your work. Something was wrong on my side - your patch could not be applied.
I found the error - I had to apply the patch #13 with "patch -p1 < vinculum_polishing_1333362_13.patch" instead of "git apply". "git apply" gave no errors back but did not change anything.
Thanks, I will test now.
Comment #21
JThan commentedThanks again. Here are some questions that came up.
Comment #22
aleixHi JThan
Comment #23
JThan commentedThank you for your answer.
Having it in the comments section would not be too bad for me right now - but maybe later when I start to recieve a lot of them this would lead to a very clutterred comment section.
So, I will try to look after the rules and message thing, although for beginners who have it in the comment section an additional class would still be good, imho.
Comment #24
nitrospectide commentedI have installed this, and I noticed I started getting all sorts of spam trackbacks. Is there any way to tie it into Mollom text analysis or something?