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Some guidance #4
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Hmz! First off: I am working on a completely new Webmentions plugin, because this one is kind of a mess. But it's not finished at all and needs more work, so you're kind of stuck with this one for now. This plugin does two things: receiving webmentions and sending webmentions. Those are related, but very different actions. The tool you linked is called "Send webmentions" and the SendingThe sending of the webmentions happens automatically. If you go to your post, in the To send webmentions again, delete the To test sending the mentions, you can use webmentions.rocks, which has a great collection of tests. Only number 13 is currently failing for my site, but the rest should work. Just create a post with all those links in the ReceivingThere is also a receiver test on Webmention.rocks. If you want to ping yourself, you can also create a .html that mentions your test post and just send a POST request yourself. An example: <div class="h-entry">
<a class="u-author h-card" href="http://example.com">Example Author</a> likes
<a class="u-like-of" href="http://yoursite.example/your-test-post">this post</a>.
</div> Replace Then send a POST request with target and source to your test site <form action="http://yoursite.example/webmention" method="post">
<input name="target" value="http://yoursite.example/your-test-post">
<input name="source" value="http://example.com/the-url-to-the-above-html-doc">
<input type="submit">
</form> Hope these things help! |
Hey,
But it still doesn't display any of these in the page :/ {
"author":{
"name":"Example Author",
"photo":false,
"url":"http:\/\/twitter.com\/wottpal"
},
"published":false,
"name":false,
"text":"Example Author likes\nthis post.",
"url":false,
"type":"like",
"source":"http:\/\/wottpal.dev\/test.html"
} |
And you have |
Yep! Both |
My standard way of debugging things is just adding It sounds a bit like the snippets (in the Unfortunately, I don't have time to debug for you, now, and the time I do have, I would like to invest in writing my new Webmentions plugin. I will bump that one on my todo-list. Hope you get this one to work, still. It works for me, so there must be a way. Next one will be more reliable :) |
I see if I have time to debug this or just wait for your new plugin. Really looking forward to it :) Dennis |
Hey sebsel,
first thanks for all your work (will need your queue very soon for a project 😘)!
I'm actually building my very first blog right now and have never done anything with webmentions before. I still have to get my head around the concept at all, sorry!
My basis questions are: How do I get this thing working? And how do I test that's working?
I've did everything the Readme says under install and tried to send something with this tool to my live beta-domain (not localhost, no I am not that dumb :D). But the
<div class="webmentions"></div>
stays empty :(I've also tried to add the
webmentions.new
hook in my config, but I am not sure how to identify the corresponding post and how to save the information :/ Can you provide me with your hook-code?Would be so great if you could help me in any manner,
Dennis from Germany
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