SVN is now up and running again. ApacheMap and MonoBackup are on google code:
ApacheMap: https://code.google.com/p/apachegeomap/source/checkout
Mono-backup: https://code.google.com/p/m0n0-backup/source/checkout
wp-rdfa and wp-dephorm are hosted by wordpress:
wp-rdfa: http://svn.wp-plugins.org/wp-rdfa/
wp-dephorm: http://svn.wp-plugins.org/wp-dephorm/
Feel free to download alter and suggest changes again.
I’m doing some work on the dev server here at SquareCows to improve performance. This however means the local SVN is not currently working. I’m planning to migrate all the SVN repositories over to google code and will be pushing lots of new software patches at the same time. Hopefully I’ll get some time over the holidays to do this. For those of you interested in what I’m doing with the server I’m trialling lighttpd to see what kind of performance boost can be achieved.
I’ve just confirmed wp-RDFa and wp-dephorm are both compatible with WordPress 2.9-RC1. So your free to test the new release without breaking your semantic web presence or leaving your readers vulnerable to the prying eyes of phorm.
If you spot any problems just drop me a mail via the contact form and I’ll look into it.
I’ve just squashed 3 bugs in wp-rdfa, version 0.3 should be available on the #WordPress site very soon. This fixes problems within FOAF.php which failed when publishing subscribers. Also the options page didn’t save contributors or subscribers status. All fixed now and thanks to Joss Winn for pointing out the problems, keep them coming!
Ric
I’ve created a simple plugin for WordPress that sets a cookie to opt-out of phorm’s data mining and marketing system. This will allow your readers to read your site without information being gathered about them. So if you wish to help protect the privacy of your readers please install this plugin.
Its very simple just download, install and activate.
http://dev.squarecows.com/projects/wp-dephorm/
I’ve just pushed to the WordPress SVN repository the new version of wp-RDFa, this will be version 0.2! This version adds Dublin Core publishing for your blog posts. A sample of the published triplets can be seen here:
<rdf:Description rdf:about="http://dev.squarecows.com/2009/04/06/cracked-it-inline-rdfa/"> <dc:date xml:lang="en">2009-04-06 16:54:39</dc:date> <dc:creator xml:lang="en">Ric_</dc:creator> <dc:title xml:lang="en">Cracked it! inline RDFa….</dc:title> </rdf:Description>
You can download from the WordPress site http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-rdfa/
Please test and send any feed back in via the contact form.
After a couple of attempts and a couple of breakages on my blog (hey but this is dev) I’ve managed to modify the default values for the_author() . In this case it prints the authors name from WordPress via the template and I can now modify the output to include span tags and meta data automatically. This break through will allow me to added inline RDFa elements to any WordPress theme and create triplets of data. The next phase will be to allow users to input their own RDFa tags in posts.
Watch this space and expect wp-rdfa 0.2 soon(ish)
Ric_
This plugin will be uploaded to wordpress.org very soon. But first here is the working wp-RDFa.zip file. This version includes:
Download: wp-RDFa.zip
I had some break through with the code this evening and I now have the plugin registering within the WordPress internals and saving user options via an admin settings page. This will allow users to turn FOAF on and off, and select which levels of users (admins, editors, authors, etc etc) they wish to have published as known people in their FOAF file. I’ll update the FOAF file output file tomorrow which will enable these options, then I’ll start adding extra options and the dublin core eventually. As soon as the FOAF file is updated I promise to release the code!
