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matigoApologies for the n00b question, but I'm wondering if anyone has found a good solution for implementing web mentions with future-dated posts or posts that have expiration periods on them. Setting up Cron jobs is relatively easy on a VPS, but generally prohibited on shared hosting plans ...
matigoAt the moment I have a scheduled job that will run every minute when there are posts set for release or expiration in the future. That said, it's easy for me to do this as the software runs on my servers. I'm trying to clean the software up so that others can install and run it on their own if they choose.
snarfedhmm, ok. there are already lots of PHP libraries and snippets for sending webmentions in various ways, and services for it like telegraph. maybe consider one of them instead of rolling your own
matigoIt would be nice if the CMS I've been developing for 7 years could return to being an open project that people could run if they chose. I can't say it's the most mature thing, but I can say that it scratches many of my itches in ways WordPress never could :P
snarfedahh got it. there are cron substitutes that trigger on HTTP requests for eg shared hosting environments. wordpress uses one. maybe adopt one of them?
ZegnatI wonder if that’s because Om doesn’t really (wants to) support microformats at all, but the WordPress widget used to pin a post at the bottom just includes old mf1 again
skippyif you're asking users to supply a username, then stripping a + from an email is the wrong thing to do. The user specifically and intentionally elected to add that for their own reasons. You should not muck with that.
ZegnatIt is only dropped for checking uniqueness, if I understand the article correctly, skippy. So I would assume it is still left in place for the actual value