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Jeff Porter
@glennjones Saw your Notes implementation is in WP and wondered if the manner in which it was done is described anywhere?
Glenn Jones
@Wordius actual changed over to node.js and built my own system http://transmat.io, its based on http://indiewebcamp.com/ concepts.
Jeff Porter
@glennjones Thanks for the response. Wasn’t till afterwards, checking out the code, that I realised it wasn’t WP.
Glenn Jones
@wordius you build something like my site in WP with @pfefferle Webmention plugin and https://brid-gy.appspot.com/
Jeff Porter
@glennjones Each tweet you see at that link is a Status post format. They publish to Tw, but missing the interactions, intents.
@Wordius I am not sure your webmentions are working correctly. If you want to jump on the indiewebcamp IRC I can try and help you sort it
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Jeff Porter


In reply to this conservation:
Jeff Porter
@glennjones Saw your Notes implementation is in WP and wondered if the manner in which it was done is described anywhere?
Glenn Jones
@Wordius actual changed over to node.js and built my own system http://transmat.io, its based on http://indiewebcamp.com/ concepts.
Jeff Porter
@glennjones Thanks for the response. Wasn’t till afterwards, checking out the code, that I realised it wasn’t WP.
@wordius if you have not already checkout http://indiewebcamp.com/wordpress lots of links to tools and ideas there
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In reply to this conservation:
Jeff Porter
@glennjones Saw your Notes implementation is in WP and wondered if the manner in which it was done is described anywhere?
Glenn Jones
@Wordius actual changed over to node.js and built my own system http://transmat.io, its based on http://indiewebcamp.com/ concepts.
Jeff Porter
@glennjones Thanks for the response. Wasn’t till afterwards, checking out the code, that I realised it wasn’t WP.
@wordius you build something like my site in WP with @pfefferle Webmention plugin and https://brid-gy.appspot.com/
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Jeff Porter
@glennjones I’m running Webmentions tried Bridgy. My problem is how to get tweets on the page with Web Intents. http://j.mp/1m0sGjZ
Jeff Porter
@glennjones Each tweet you see at that link is a Status post format. They publish to Tw, but missing the interactions, intents.
Glenn Jones
@Wordius I am not sure your webmentions are working correctly. If you want to jump on the indiewebcamp IRC I can try and help you sort it
Jeff Porter

In reply to this conservation:
Jeff Porter
@glennjones Saw your Notes implementation is in WP and wondered if the manner in which it was done is described anywhere?
@Wordius actual changed over to node.js and built my own system http://transmat.io, its based on http://indiewebcamp.com/ concepts.
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Jeff Porter
@glennjones Thanks for the response. Wasn’t till afterwards, checking out the code, that I realised it wasn’t WP.
Glenn Jones
@wordius you build something like my site in WP with @pfefferle Webmention plugin and https://brid-gy.appspot.com/
Glenn Jones
@wordius if you have not already checkout http://indiewebcamp.com/wordpress lots of links to tools and ideas there
Jeff Porter
@glennjones I’m running Webmentions tried Bridgy. My problem is how to get tweets on the page with Web Intents. http://j.mp/1m0sGjZ
Jeff Porter
@glennjones Each tweet you see at that link is a Status post format. They publish to Tw, but missing the interactions, intents.
Glenn Jones
@Wordius I am not sure your webmentions are working correctly. If you want to jump on the indiewebcamp IRC I can try and help you sort it
Jeff Porter

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Jon Archer
@glennjones do you know of places in Sussex w/lots of craft beer (real ales?) on tap? CO has many often w/ 30+ e.g. http://bit.ly/1zpNqf8
@9200feet cannot think of a many bars with lot ales on tap, you are luck to get 4/5, but there is http://thecraftbeerco.com/pubs/brighton/
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Jon Archer
@glennjones that's what I thought; shame, it's quite a fun set up when many beers all on tap - samples! Thx for link, will check that out.


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Jeremy Ruston
Having a lovely time at #indie2014 hacking JavaScript with the highly estimable @glennjones
Jeremy Ruston
@glennjones I’ve figured out the bug with TiddlyDesktop; not sure that there is an easy workaround, but good to understand what’s going on..
Glenn Jones
@Jermolene is possible to explain the issue in this 140 char medium?
Jeremy Ruston
@glennjones so maybe quick hack would be to move the message box temporarily out of the DOM while you do the innerHTML
@jermolene OK I will see if I can fix that. I will try and open source the project. I need to redesign UI to make it more widely useable
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Jeremy Ruston
@glennjones great, I think I need to structure the save code so that it is easier to reuse

In reply to this conservation:
Jeremy Ruston
Having a lovely time at #indie2014 hacking JavaScript with the highly estimable @glennjones
Jeremy Ruston
@glennjones I’ve figured out the bug with TiddlyDesktop; not sure that there is an easy workaround, but good to understand what’s going on..
@Jermolene is possible to explain the issue in this 140 char medium?
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Jeremy Ruston
@glennjones when you save the innerHTML it includes the message box div. It is then recreated at startup, ending up with two of them
Jeremy Ruston
@glennjones so maybe quick hack would be to move the message box temporarily out of the DOM while you do the innerHTML
Glenn Jones
@jermolene OK I will see if I can fix that. I will try and open source the project. I need to redesign UI to make it more widely useable
Jeremy Ruston
@glennjones great, I think I need to structure the save code so that it is easier to reuse

At indie tech summit unconference day, really forward today's session and workshops
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Glenn Jones
I have also added the ‘html to markdown’ tool as an API to my #indieweb tools page http://tools.transmat.io/ maybe useful to someone
Martin Beeby
@glennjones was going to build something similar to
@thebeebs you can use the a CSS selector to target the main content of the page and drop the nav etc
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Martin Beeby


I have also added the ‘html to markdown’ tool as an API to my #indieweb tools page http://tools.transmat.io/ maybe useful to someone
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Martin Beeby
@glennjones was going to build something similar to
Martin Beeby
@glennjones convert old blog posts to markdown.
Glenn Jones
@thebeebs its basic at the moment, but does the job I wanted it for. Give it a go and see if it work for you. I will keep updating
Glenn Jones
@thebeebs you can use the a CSS selector to target the main content of the page and drop the nav etc
Martin Beeby

And yes I know that 'html to markdown' is the wrong way around, but I do have a valid use case for it
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Glenn Jones
In the last few weeks w3c public-webapps list have been talking about contentEditable - I hope it leads to a better cross browser standard
Piotrek Koszuliński
@glennjones That's the goal. And that's why we're trying to limit cE to smallest possible subset - it's the only way to make spec precise.
@reinmarpl good to see CKEditor involved, the contentEditable minimal concept will benefit from your hard won knowledge
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In the last few weeks w3c public-webapps list have been talking about contentEditable - I hope it leads to a better cross browser standard
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Piotrek Koszuliński
@glennjones That's the goal. And that's why we're trying to limit cE to smallest possible subset - it's the only way to make spec precise.
Glenn Jones
@reinmarpl good to see CKEditor involved, the contentEditable minimal concept will benefit from your hard won knowledge




Google Wallet failed while trying to rent a video, they email me to say they would like a scan of my passport and bank statement - NO WAY
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Shaun McDonald
@glennjones @pigsonthewing heard of someone else who had a similar issue re having originally used account in US, and later trying in UK.

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