SPIP & Podcasting

Hello,

I am wondering if there is a plugin I can use to produce podcast feeds
from my SPIP postings? What I have in mind is something with the
following features/functions:

1. Adds a dedicated Podcasting feed with full iTunes support
2. Includes the ability to have multiple podcasting feeds based on
file format or other factors
3. Includes both an audio and video player for in-post listening/watching

Does anything like this exist?

Thanks In Advance!

Sam Sotiropoulos
Greek Gourmand
http://greekgourmand.com/

Re: SPIP & Podcasting

Re: SPIP & Podcasting

Hi Sam,

you don't need any additional stuff to produce podcasts with SPIP. Just 
make sure you activated syndication.

Each podacast is an article with a single soundfile attached as 
document. You should give it a name and that's it.

The URI of your podcast is the RSS link you see in the address field of 
your browser when you open the homepage of your site.

Quite easy, isn't it ?

Sincerely, klaus++

Sam Sotiropoulos schrieb:
> Hello,
> 
> I am wondering if there is a plugin I can use to produce podcast feeds
> from my SPIP postings? What I have in mind is something with the
> following features/functions:
> 
> 1. Adds a dedicated Podcasting feed with full iTunes support
> 2. Includes the ability to have multiple podcasting feeds based on
> file format or other factors
> 3. Includes both an audio and video player for in-post listening/watching
> 
> Does anything like this exist?
> 
> Thanks In Advance!
> 
> Sam Sotiropoulos
> Greek Gourmand
> http://greekgourmand.com/
> _______________________________________________
> spip-en@... - http://listes.rezo.net/mailman/listinfo/spip-en
> 
> 

Re: SPIP & Podcasting

Dear all,

I think it's not that simple as with this method the feed is not
properly recognised by player like itunes... if i remember well...

PEg

2009/10/14 klaus++ <klaus@...>:
> Hi Sam,
>
> you don't need any additional stuff to produce podcasts with SPIP. Just make
> sure you activated syndication.
>
> Each podacast is an article with a single soundfile attached as document.
> You should give it a name and that's it.
>
> The URI of your podcast is the RSS link you see in the address field of your
> browser when you open the homepage of your site.
>
> Quite easy, isn't it ?
>
> Sincerely, klaus++
>
>
> Sam Sotiropoulos schrieb:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I am wondering if there is a plugin I can use to produce podcast feeds
>> from my SPIP postings? What I have in mind is something with the
>> following features/functions:
>>
>> 1. Adds a dedicated Podcasting feed with full iTunes support
>> 2. Includes the ability to have multiple podcasting feeds based on
>> file format or other factors
>> 3. Includes both an audio and video player for in-post listening/watching
>>
>> Does anything like this exist?
>>
>> Thanks In Advance!
>>
>> Sam Sotiropoulos
>> Greek Gourmand
>> http://greekgourmand.com/
>> _______________________________________________
>> spip-en@... - http://listes.rezo.net/mailman/listinfo/spip-en
>>
>>
>
> _______________________________________________
> spip-en@... - http://listes.rezo.net/mailman/listinfo/spip-en
>

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Re: SPIP & Podcasting

lapeg <peggy@...> writes:

> I think it's not that simple as with this method the feed is not
> properly recognised by player like itunes... if i remember well...
> 
as far as I remember that's depend of your player...

alternatively you shoulf try installing an additional skeleton like the last one
proposed here: http://www.spip-contrib.net/Squelettes-de-podcast

Put the file http://www.spip-contrib.net/IMG/html/podcast_rubriques.html in your
/squelettes directory, rename it podcast.html so you could use:
.../spip.php ?page=podcast for the podcast of all sections
.../spip.php ?page=podcast&id_rubrique=XX for the podcast of #XX section
more possibilities explained in the article (but in french!)

excuse me all for my poor english ^^

Re: SPIP & Podcasting

> alternatively you shoulf try installing an additional skeleton like the last one
> proposed here: http://www.spip-contrib.net/Squelettes-de-podcast
>
> Put the file http://www.spip-contrib.net/IMG/html/podcast_rubriques.html in your
> /squelettes directory, rename it podcast.html so you could use:
> .../spip.php ?page=podcast for the podcast of all sections
> .../spip.php ?page=podcast&id_rubrique=XX for the podcast of #XX section
> more possibilities explained in the article (but in french!)

1. Thanks to all who have responded so far!

2. Peggy, I wish my French was better! Will this method work with
iTunes? I'm still trying to figure this out.

Merci Beaucoup!

Sam Sotiropoulos
Greek Gourmand
http://greekgourmand.com/

Creating tables for a plugin

Hi all,

We're working on a SPIP plug-in that manages a number of database  
tables. Some of them should be included in SPIP database dumps (this  
happens automatically for tables in listed by the  
declarer_tables_principales, etc. pipelines), but some of them should  
not.

Is there any way to exclude particular tables from the XML database  
dumps?

Cheers,

Thomas Sutton

bouncingorange
graphic+web design

Re: Creating tables for a plugin

Thomas Sutton a écrit :
> Is there any way to exclude particular tables from the XML database dumps?

hi thomas,

you have a global array : $EXPORT_tables_noexport
and a pipeline : lister_tables_noexport

you can look the file  ecrire/exec/export_all.php

Re: Creating tables for a plugin

Hi Denis,

On 15/10/2009, at 1:08 PM, denisb wrote:

> Thomas Sutton a écrit :
>> Is there any way to exclude particular tables from the XML database  
>> dumps?
>
> you have a global array : $EXPORT_tables_noexport
> and a pipeline : lister_tables_noexport
>
> you can look the file  ecrire/exec/export_all.php

This is exactly what I need!

Thanks,

Thomas Sutton

bouncingorange
graphic+web design

HTTP redirects in CVT forms

Hi All,

I'm working on a new site that needs to be able to redirect the user  
to one of a few pages depending on the values provided in a form. The  
form is currently implemented with CVT, but I'm open the changing it,  
if required.

Is it possible to redirect the client in the formulaires_*_charger()  
functions used in CVT forms? If this isn't possible with CVT, I'll  
need to write a "normal" dynamic tag, won't I?

Cheers,

Thomas Sutton

bouncingorange
graphic+web design