Javascript backend for displaying entries on external websites
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Use:
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simply add a "<script src=[URL]></script>" to your external website
at exactly the place, where the entries should appear.
You also can use CSS to change the look of these shown entries. There
exists three css-classes, which can be used.
Please take a look into the example-file "backend.html" in this directory.
Note: You can add as many "<script src=[URL]></script>", maybe with
different options to your external website as you want.
[URL] should be something like:
http://your.blog.com/plugin/[BACKEND_URL]?[OPTIONS]
Where [BACKEND_URL] is the name which you've entered in the
plugin-configuration in your blog-administration.
[OPTIONS] can be everything as shown below:
Options:
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There are several options you can give with the script-url on your external website
to affect the looking of the shown entries:
details 1|0 - Shows either only the headlines or the whole entry (without extended body!)
category [catname] - If set, only entries of this category will be shown, if not set, entries of all
categories will be shown
categoryid [N] - You can also restrict by category name instead of ID
authorid [N] - Set to the ID of an author to filter entries by
num [N] - if set [N] entries will be shown, if not 10 entries will be shown
order ASC|DESC - sorting order of the entries (by creation date)
date 1|0 - if set to 1, the creation date will be shown
dateformat [formatstring] - uses the provided formatstring to show the date (php-function date())
time 1|0 - if set to 1, the creation time will be shown
timeformat [formatstring] - uses the provided formatstring to show the time (php-function date())
point [string] - uses the provided string as first part of the headlines.
can be used to create a list (<li>), or similar.
Examples:
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The following will show up to 30 headlines, with date and time and the point "*" and only from category "s9y"
<script src="http://blog.linux-stats.org/plugin/backend?category=s9y&num=30&order=DESC&date=1&dateformat=d.m.Y&time=1&timeformat=H:i&point=*"></script>
The following will show the whole entries as they are shown on the blogs mainpage.
<script src="http://blog.linux-stats.org/plugin/backend?details=1&category=s9y&num=30&order=DESC&date=1&dateformat=d.m.Y&time=1&timeformat=H:i"></script>
