On nous pompe l'air depuis quelques temps avec les "blogs", comme simples outils de parlottes individuelles; je ne doute pas de l'appétit de certaines forces commerciales qui voient là un étonnant dispositif qui fait prendre en charge par le quidam les frais financiers et le travail de propagande de sa propre intoxication consumériste ainsi que celle de son voisinage immédiat. Le stade suprême de la réunion Tupperware. Je ne doute pas non plus que certaines forces politiques voient d'un bon oeil une saturation du paysage informationnel par un bavardage incessant qui fait fonction de censure douce, désormais passée de mode (du moins ici), de quelques voix pertinentes mais discordantes qui auront bien du mal a se faire entendre dans ce chahut...quoique que...sur l'échiquier la partie est ouverte...jouons donc nos pièces, modestement ;-)

Comme dit madame Le Quesnoy..."il va falloir jouer serré"

J'aimerais montrer ici comment utiliser un blog sans rien écrire soi-même dedans ! le webmaster se fait le simple véhicule de la publication de ce qui lui arrive en messagerie. ;-)

D'abord, la forme générale du dispositif:

Ensuite, le détail de ce qui est transporté...

Viendront ensuite les scripts...;-)

Pourquoi ce titre pour ce message...c'est que la vie est bien compliquée. ;-)

5:59:48 PM     commentaire  pisteur []  Technorati Cosmos  

Libérez-les !

Liens Partagés de Donovan Watts

 Radio.Outliners.Com : How to create a Blogroll with Radio's outliner

 2005-05-19T07:16:00Z

 Radio UserLand: In a questioning mood: Book roll?

 2005-05-18T18:31:00Z

 Converting Manila to Movable Type

 will try that

 2005-05-07T02:15:00Z

 Radio UserLand: Tip of the Week - by Donovan Watts

 Cool Radio UserLand tips

 2005-05-02T19:39:00Z

 Workbench: Workbench.root

 Tool suite from Rogers Cadenhead for Radio UserLand

 2005-05-02T18:15:00Z

 Radio UserLand: How to backup and restore your weblog

 2005-05-02T17:50:00Z

 Radio Community Server: Home

 2005-04-16T20:56:00Z

 Radio Userland updated today

 RSS Feed

 2005-03-31T10:49:00Z

 bniz: Tuning Time2Read

 2005-03-27T22:49:00Z

 RadioExpress! bookmarklet for Radio

 2005-01-19T00:28:00Z

 blogSearch, a weblog search interface for Radio UserLand

 blogSearch, a weblog search interface for Radio UserLand weblogs by Mark Paschal

 2005-01-08T01:45:00Z

 How to redirect an RSS feed

 Here's the scenario.

 You've just moved your weblog or news site, and the RSS feed has moved too.

 You want people who are subscribed to your RSS feed to automatically start reading the feed at its new location.

 This document explains how to do that.

 2005-01-04T20:43:00Z

 Radio UserLand: FTP upstreaming Events Log page error messages

 Possible causes of FTP related upstreaming error message using Radio to publish to a FTP server.

 2005-01-02T02:28:00Z

 Add a javascripted calendar to your Radio UserLand template

 2004-12-29T00:26:00Z

 Radio Meta-Documentation

 LOTS of excellent Radio UserLand links

 2004-12-28T00:54:00Z

 Restart Radio threads in Radio UserLand

 If you notice only one single thread running in the About Radio UserLand window.

 You can restart the threads that manage upstreaming etc.

 2004-12-23T06:04:00Z

 New Radio UserLand macro: categoryLinks

 What you get: an HTML unordered list of links to your categories.

 2004-12-16T23:57:00Z

 Firefox application overlay: extending the radio aggregator

 As you can see from this screenshot I have a Javascript in place which adds a select and deselect option to the posts from each feed which controls the checkbox next to each post in the group.

 This script is only invoked for the Radio aggregator page.

 For

 2004-12-14T06:14:00Z

 Yet Another Radio UserLand FAQ

 This document is a Frequently Asked Questions document about Radio UserLand, a weblogging application from UserLand Software.

 2004-12-13T18:10:00Z

 Pingbacks tool for Radio UserLand

 Pingback provide for a more connected weblogging experience.

 This tool is a pingback client tool for Radio, it will automatically send pingback's to those servers that support them when you post entries in your weblog.

 2004-12-13T02:11:00Z

 Radio UserLand: WebDAV client in Radio Userland?

 Simone wrote a tool that helps coping with WebDAV

 2004-12-12T23:46:00Z

 Paolo Valdemarin Weblog: Uploading a Radio weblog on .Mac

 2004-12-12T23:44:00Z

 Change your default font preferences in Radio UserLand

 2004-12-12T03:58:00Z

 Community Radio UserLand Wish List

 Join us by adding your Radio UserLand wish list.

 2004-12-11T22:32:00Z

 Tools in Radio UserLand

 Tools bring together all of the major areas of Frontier and Radio UserLand functionality, in a single place.

 This page documents the Tools functionality for Frontier and Radio UserLand.

 2004-12-08T03:37:00Z

 Radio UserLand nodeTypes Reference

 This page lists all of the Radio UserLand nodeTypes, what's in their right-click menus and what happens when you expand a node.

 2004-12-07T08:02:00Z

 How to add comments to your Radio weblog in four steps

 2004-12-05T22:01:00Z

 news2mail Tool for Radio UserLand

 news2mail automatically sends email messages containing the most recent stories from the channels you've subscribed to.

 2004-11-21T08:31:00Z

 WritTorrent: BitTorrent Blog Client

 Easy, right-click publishing of any BitTorrent download to your Radio blog

 2004-11-18T04:55:00Z

 Radio UserLand: Incorrect URL after changing upstream locations

 Remember to check this page after changing your upstream location

 2004-11-17T07:36:00Z

 Radio UserLand: How to compact root files

 Reclaim free space in your Radio data files.

 Backup first!

 2004-11-10T23:16:00Z

comment cela fonctionne

Aide d'activeRenderer

 Bienvenue

 ActiveRenderer

 Tutoriels

 Tutoriel 1

 Tutoriel 2

 Tutoriel 3

 Tutoriel 4 - activeRoll

 Tutoriel 5 - signets

 Tutoriel 6

 Tutoriel 7 - transclusion

 Tutoriel 8 - rssBox

 Divers

 FAQ

 Les Macros

 Traçabilité

 Répertoires OPML

 Annexes

 espressoCup

 opmlRender

 storyBox

 Assistants

 activeRoll

 rssBox

 A propos de...

 Radio Userland

 WebOutliner

nouvelles d'activeRenderer

 Radio Upstreaming Beta and activeRenderer

 A quick note: the new upstreaming scheme provided with Radio's Uptreaming Beta will break the normal automatic upstreaming of outlines saved in 'outlines' or 'opml' folders under Radio's root folder ('www') or any Radio category folder.

 I have a fix ready in activeRenderer version 2.5.2, but other features of 2.5.2 are not quite ready for release yet.

 I'll announce vs 2.5.2 soon on the ar-announce list.

 In the meantime, any beta-tester who wants the fix right now can get a pre-release aR 2.5.2 update by dropping me a line directly.

 4/05/05 - 5:59 pm GMT - [guid]

 activeRenderer Users Gallery Update

 [image] First update in over a year.

 I had almost forgotten the existence of the activeRenderer Users Gallery page :-).

 Anyway, my hat's off to Dawn and Drew.

 While they are not using Radio Userland as their publication tool, they've made a great use of the public activeRenderer web service and its XML-RPC API to create outlined show notes for their podcasts.

 [image] Thanks to the audio transcluding feature of activeRenderer 2.5 built into the web service, you can listen to their podcasts directly inside the show note page by clicking the small 'loudspeaker' wedge icon in the 'MP3 File' paragraph.

 [image]

 14/04/05 - 5:25 am GMT - [guid]

 Outline link macros

  Starting with version 2.5, activeRenderer provides a way to include part of the outline's content into the URL specifying a transcluding link.

 If you think this is gibberish...

 You're probably right.

 A small example will probably make things clearer, at least if you are reading this directly on the activeRenderer News site.

 Click on the 'page' wedge icon to the left of the next paragraph to learn what MSDN can report about activeRenderer. activeRenderer The URL of the link attached to the previous node looks like this: http://beta.search.msn.com/results.aspx?q=##self## ##self## is a link macro that references the current node's textual content.

 Link macros come in several flavors besides ##self##.

 They are useful as search requests arguments to specify richer outline links.

 Learn more about link macros in activeRenderer's Tutorial 9.

 7/04/05 - 10:58 pm GMT - [guid]

 With the webOutliner tool installed...

  ...

 I can prepare a post using a full featured browser based outliner, then press the 'post to weblog' icon to publish it into this weblog.

 This is my first public posting experiment with the webOutliner, a companion Radio tool to activeRenderer.

 The webOutliner is still under wraps, but its release date is getting closer :-) There is no official webOutliner site yet, but a demo site has been running for some time.

 There is also a wo-support discussion group; and a support index.

 With the current version of webOutliner, I can format my posts in static HTML (using HTML blockquote tags) or, in activeRenderer style dynamic HTML, such as in this post.

 This is fun when linking to podcasts, such as these Morning Coffee Notes from Dave Winer.

 There's still a little work to do: filtering DHTML in the RSS feed, providing for post links and enclosures, sending outlines over email.

 Parallel development is on the way on non Radio, non Usertalk environments.

 Stay tuned.

 5/04/05 - 10:22 pm GMT - [guid]

 Download activeRenderer 2.5

 [image] After the customary delays (even worse than my worst estimates this time :-), the new version 2.5 of activeRenderer is now available for download.

 Here is a quick summary of activeRenderer 2.5's new and upgraded features.

 Plain text rendering: activeRenderer now renders regular text documents in addition to OPML outlines and RSS news feeds.

 It even renders dot-head format files, for nostalgia's sake.

 [image] Word documents rendering: in addition to plain text, activeRenderer now renders Microsoft Word documents - .doc files.

 For this feature to work, Microsoft Word has to be installed on the system running the Radio/activeRenderer application.

 Automatic importing feature: any text or Word document dropped, saved or modified in aR's new www/imports folders is automatically rendered as an OPML document in the matching www/outlines folder.

 This triggers its upstreaming as DHTML on the public site.

 Audio transclusion: the transclusion mechanism in activeRenderer now recognizes several audio file formats when processing OPML link attributes: ".mp3", "m4a" (Apple), ".wav" (Microsoft) and ".mid" (MIDI).

 These audio links are rendered in the outline's DHTML version with a new 'speaker' wedge.

 [image] Clicking the speaker wedge creates a small player object under the linking node, sized according to the linking node's width.

 The audio content starts playing.

 You can control the sound output through the player object.

 [image] This should be helpful to poscasters who are publishing show notes in OPML format using Radio with activeRenderer, or are using the activeRenderer web service.

 Importing feeds from mySubscriptions.opml: activeRenderer's outline browser now has a new import button at the bottom of its news feed list [screenshot].

 Clicking import, you can locate a subScriptions.opml file on your local system or on the Web [screenshot], and ask activeRenderer to automatically add all the feeds of that file into Radio's aggregator: mass subscription! Registration is back: It's optional, works fast [screenshot], the server side processing is simple and hosted in NYC. Registration is a first step in getting to know activeRenderer users, something that is very important in any community driven project.

 So please take a few seconds to register once aR 2.5 is installed.

 Complete release notes are available on the ar-announce Yahoo group.

 Indeed, ar-announce and ar-support have been the places where most of the action took place these past months.

 In an effort to take better advantage of RSS publishing, I will publish more detailed information about each aR 2.5 new feature on this channel in the coming days.

 24/03/05 - 11:36 pm GMT - [guid]

 activeRenderer 2.4 Steps Forward

 [image] Version 2.3.1, announced last June, is now officially reported Missing In Action, fallen to determined bug attacks - and pressing other engagements - during the testing phase.

 RIP. At long last, activeRenderer 2.4 is now ready for download.

 It has all the features of 2.3.1, and a whole bunch of others.

 Here's a short list: The registration process at first time installation is now history: I couldn't afford the time to replace the aging (defunct?) registration service graciously offered by eVectors in Northen Italy.

 New users: we'd still love hearing from you, drop us a note anyway.

 [image] activeRenderer is now available in German, thanks to Werner Bohlmann and a little help from Albert Baeumel, as well as in Italian, thanks to Fabio Artuso.

 Gwénaël's work in vs. 2.3 makes localization almost painless; we're still looking for Spanish, Dutch and Danish contributions.

 To switch languages, use the popup at the bottom of activeRenderer's preferences page.

 The outline rendering of RSS feeds and of Radio's aggregator is vastly improved: no more risks of crashing Radio when feeds contain malformed HTML Tags.

 I also added a clever (I hope) sentences processor to separate posts content into outline nodes in a clean way (this was a major endeavour, took way too long :-) The outline browser got a little face surgery.

 You can check it out on the demo site.[image] Local lists in the 'news' and 'outlines' tabs are now selectable.

 After selecting an entry, you can either delete it (unsubscribe for an RSS feed) or rename it.

 Clicking twice on an entry puts you directly in text editing mode.

 When browsing a news feed which is not in your subscription list already, you can subscribe to it directly.

 Finally you can enlarge or reduce the font used to display outlines.

 At Thomas Burg's request, you can open transcluded Flash or QT Movie objects full size in a different window when clicking on the new 'spyglass' button that appears at the right of the transcluded node.

 At Gwénaël's suggestion, I added a new startup preference so that aR may republish in the background at a programmable interval all pages created using a template that includes the rssBox macro.

 [image] If I can convince Gwénaël to lead the development of the next 2.5 version of activeRenderer, it will include wizards to easily format and style rssBox and activeRoll macros in weblog publishing templates.

 13/10/04 - 7:49 pm GMT - [guid]

 

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