Developer discussion for Creative Commons technology and tools

[Nathan Yergler <nathan AT creativecommons.org>]

I think that wasn't referring to providing the media URL itself but
the URL of the containing HTML page.  You could look for RDFa in the
surrounding HTML page, give the user a list of "discovered" media
pieces and then pull them in based on the users' selection.  In other
words, not [necessarily] liblicense. If WP currently just stores a URL
reference, then that seems like a reasonable approach for this as
well.

NRY

2009/4/1 Juan José González <juanjosegzl AT gmail.com>:
> I was thinking about this: "Bonus points for expanding the "Add from URL"
> feature to include support for adding media from the URL of an HTML page
> that contains the media and metadata. In this case the implementation should
> pull in the license and attribution information along with the media."
>
> I have seen how wordpress adds media from url, only thing it does is store
> html code. Is not like uploaded media which is stored in database, since my
> solution works with media data on database I have to store media from url
> like uploaded media, (like a post and like postmeta).
>
> I can store in wordpress' database or in my plugin's database (when I say
> store I mean data NOT copy original media to wordpress site). Then I can get
> license information from original file using liblicense?, I guess yes.
>
> I'm waiting for your advice. Thank you.
>
> PS: I'm very enthusiastic with this project =P
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