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Working with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trackback trackbacks] and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pingback pingbacks] in .NET
=Send Trackback=
{{{
var trackback = new Trackback();
var target_url = new Uri("target_url");
var parameters = new LinkbackSendParameters {
Title = "title",
...
=Welcome to django-trackback=
Currently every django blog app has it's own trackback implementation (if it has one). This app is a generic, reusable trackback app, which lets your django project receive and send trackbacks and pingbacks according to the specs.
* Trackback Spec http://www.s...
TalkBack is a secure protocol for LinkBack notification designed to prevent the blogosphere from being spammed.
This project contains the open-source implementation of the talkback client side.
We also provide a basic but fully functional client to help you getting started.
=About=
PyPingback is a small Python module providing Pingback client functionality. One function that takes the source and target URIs, returning the XML-RPC string response in success, or raising one of a number of explanatory exceptions for fault logging.
It tries to be robust in its handlin...
Pingback client and server for awesome Django web framework, extracted from [http://byteflow.su/ Byteflow] blog engine.
*WARNING* Repository on code.google.com is rather old and all development is moved to mercurial. Main repository is hosted [http://hg.piranha.org.ua/django-pingback/ here].
A plugin which enhances the blogging features and functionality of [http://graffiticms.codeplex.com Graffiti CMS].
==Current Features==
* Adds a comments RSS feed
* Receives and automatically sends trackbacks and pingbacks
* Can ping blog update services (defaults to Ping-O-Matic, but co...
Download it here - http://iwebs.googlecode.com/files/iwebs_1.3.zip
Create your Free Blog at - http://iwebslog.com/
Demo - http://iwebslog.com/sign-up/
Iwebs is a web-publishing platform (based on world's best open source blogging software) with a keen focus on aesthetics, web standards, and u...