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TrackBack URL For metaBlog Weblogs
Ok, here is the
URL (scroll down to the HTTP GET info) to send a TrackBack ping for an entry posted here, or over at my
personal site.
Eventually, I will create a nice little "TrackBack" link for every post with the pertinent details. Until then, just know that you need send a request to the URL listed above, providing ALL of the querystring fields - you don't have to provide data for each field (except for the URL), but you must at least have the field listed.
By the way, you can get the ID for the entry you are pinging by mousing over the Permalink (#) icon and then looking at the URL shown in the status bar of your browser (look for entryID=).
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More TrackBack
Well, I thought that I was cruising along with this TrackBack implementation, until...
I had the bright idea of creating a web service to receive the trackback, which seems to work really well, except for one small issue - I can't mark a method as a webmethod if it has optional parameters. According to the
TrackBack doc, only the URL is required. If I move forward with the TrackBack web service, everything becomes required. I don't mind this, but what about some tool out there that doesn't provide everything...the trackback ping will fail.
So the question is this...do I continue on, or do I just create a ASP.NET page to handle the pings?
Posted by Bryan
@ 12:39 AM
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TrackBack
I've decided to go ahead and implement
Trackback within metaBlog. I am researching it now. I should have it implemented in the next day or two. Of course it's been a long time since I last built metaBlog, and I've made a couple of changes since. Once I get TrackBack in place, I will release another build (bet you didn't know there was a first build).
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Still Here
No, the project has not died. It is still here, as am I. I've just decided to spend time focusing on other things for a little while.
I hope to get back to finishing this thing soon.
Posted by Bryan
@ 12:59 AM
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