More on Pingback
More on PingBack. PingBack can be seen in effect on this blog and in this entry on kryogenix.org. If you wish to ping my blog you can do so using the following XML-RPC details:
Server: www.bath.ac.uk Path: /~cs1spw/blog/pingback/server.php Method: pingback.ping(pageLinkedFrom, pageLinkedTo)
pageLinkedFrom
must be the URL to a permalink archive page on my blog (complete with #fragment) and pageLinkedTo
must be the URL of a page that contains a link to pageLinkedFrom
. My server is a bit flaky at the moment (hosting problems again) so you may need to repeat the ping a few times before it gets accepted. Stuart’s PingBack server can be found at http://www.kryogenix.org/mt/mt-xmlrpc.cgi
. Both of our blogs now include a link element pointing to our PingBack servers, with the rel attribute set to “pingback” and the href attribute indicating the server URL. The link elements should enable auto-discovery of PingBack servers in the future (an idea based on Mark Pilgrim’s RSS auto-discovery).
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