Upcoming features for XHTML friends

April 22, 2005 by Oliver
Filed under: XHTML Friends 

Of course the graphics should also actually display diffferent relationships and stuff but that's just prettyness :P]]>

Tags:

Comments

No Comments on Upcoming features for XHTML friends

  1. Olly on Mon, 25th Apr 2005 9:55 am

    2. < ![CDATA[Hi Oliver, I've recently xfn-ed my site and got it crawled by xhtmlfriends. Great site although on the page about my site (http://www.xhtmlfriends.net/xfn/page/http://cyber-junky.co.uk) the image doesn’t show any outgoing links and some php errors are initially shown.

    Also, lots of your links on yoru blog are broken, think you need to fix the ‘Permalinking’ option in WordPress.

    But, apart from all that! Keep up the good work!

    Olly (yes, another one)]]>

  2. Oliver on Mon, 25th Apr 2005 3:56 pm

    3. < ![CDATA[The PHP errors are probably to do with not having outgoing links. The lack of outgoing links is because at the moment it only displays links to sites it's already crawled.

    I was too busy making the lines different colours instead of fixing bugs :P

    Thanks for the comment though :) I think (hope?) other people may have been trying...]]>

  3. Ben on Sat, 4th Jun 2005 9:19 pm

    4. < ![CDATA[I noticed one major omission from xhtmlfriends. From gmpg.org/xfn/intro:

    "An XFN spider or crawler must at a minimum...Track link tags (e.g. , )”

    xhtmlfriends doesn’t seem to track tags with xfn rel’s. I only noticed this because I just wrote a WordPress plugin called XFN Friendlier that generates a lot of xfn “” tags.

    This sounds like it should be an absolutely trivial fix.

    Thanks for the spider,
    Ben]]>

  4. Ben on Sat, 4th Jun 2005 9:25 pm

    5. < ![CDATA[My comment above is a miserable failure because it tries to make reference to the … and tags. Here's an attempt at what it was meant to say:

    I noticed one major omission from xhtmlfriends. From gmpg.org/xfn/intro:

    “An XFN spider or crawler must at a minimum…Track link tags (e.g. &lt;a href&gt;, &lt;link /&gt;)”

    xhtmlfriends doesn’t seem to track tags with xfn rel’s. I only noticed this because I just wrote a WordPress plugin called XFN Friendlier that generates a lot of xfn “&lt;link rel='friend...' href=.../&gt;” tags.

    This sounds like it should be an absolutely trivial fix.

    Thanks for the spider,
    Ben]]>