Jehan wrote: > Hello, > > I just write to this mailing list after having spoken with the Gajim > devs. They told me that the development of a plugin for wordpress has > been proposed for the GSOC this year. And as I have finished today to > develop one, they adviced me to tell this here. So I subscribed to this > ml tell it. > Sorry if some guy wanted to propose such a project in the GSOC. > > My source code should be available this week probably. I just want to > improve some details first, and I will publish it on the plugin website > of Wordpress under GPL (GPL 3 probably). For now, it just publishes a > post to a xmpp node when you publish it on your blog (and I am also > currently adding the publication to a node for comments).
Cool. Let us know when it's available so we can test it out. > But the only remaining (but BIG) issue is that... I just discovered that > no client has a real support for pubsub nodes (at least, nor Gajim or > Psi, the most advanced Jabber client I think)!!! With Psi, you can > navigate through the nodes, but the "subscribe" command stays always > greyed. And Gajim can subscribe only to root nodes... :-/ > Moreover I could see in the xml console of both client that they well > receive the notification (so my plugin is working), but nothing happens > in the roster, nor any message appearing. That's why I was on the Gajim > conference room, to ask for details of their implementation. :-/ > > Maybe I will try to add such support on Gajim or Psi?.. Because I am sad > that my plugin is useless! :p What versions of Gajim and Psi are you using? > So see you! > And sorry again for removing a gsoc project (unless you want to have 2 > same plugins, but the mine will be good, I assure you! :p). Heh. Well, there's no harm in two implementations, but I agree that it does make sense not to duplicate efforts unless needed. Peter
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