@geekity/cms 0.22.0 → 0.24.0

package/README.md

@@ -1154,10 +1154,10 @@ The open web's version of what ActivityPub does: one page telling another that
 it linked to it. Both directions are on by default and each has a switch on the
 Discussion settings page.
 
-| Setting in `site.json` | What it does                                                             |
-| ---------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
-| `webmentionsSend`      | Tell the external pages a post links to, when it is published or edited. |
-| `webmentionsReceive`   | Advertise the endpoint on every page and accept what is sent to it.      |
+| Setting in `site.json` | What it does                                                               |
+| ---------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| `webmentionsSend`      | Tell the external pages a post links to, when it is published or edited.   |
+| `webmentionsReceive`   | Advertise the endpoints and accept webmentions and pingbacks sent to them. |
 
 **Sending** runs off the same index changes federation does, so a post saved in
 the editor and one edited on disk are one thing, and a full scan sends nothing.
@@ -1187,6 +1187,21 @@ answers 404 or 410 — takes it away. Closing rules do not apply: a post that
 stopped taking comments still hears about a page that links to it, exactly as it
 still hears a fediverse reply.
 
+**Pingbacks** are how most WordPress sites say they linked here. The same
+switch takes them at `/_geekity/pingback`, advertised as an absolute URL in an
+`X-Pingback` header and a `<link rel="pingback">` on every post and on every
+page that takes comments. A `pingback.ping(source, target)` XML-RPC call goes
+through the same check, verification, spam checker and moderation queue as a
+webmention and is filed as the same comment, so a link pinged and a link
+mentioned are one entry. Because XML-RPC wants an answer, the source is read
+before the endpoint replies, and a failure is one of the spec's fault codes:
+`0x0010` for a source that does not exist, `0x0011` for one that does not link
+here, `0x0020` for a target that does not exist, `0x0021` for a target that
+takes no pingbacks, and `0x0030` for a ping sent again, which still rewrites
+the entry from the source as it now reads. A body over 16 KB, XML that is not
+well formed, and any document type declaration are refused with `-32700`
+before anything is resolved. The CMS does not send pingbacks.
+
 ### Syndication targets
 
 Some services copy a post when it links to them and sends them a webmention,

package/admin/pages/documents/editor.njk

@@ -263,6 +263,16 @@
           {{ citedCard('in-reply-to') }}
           <p class="label block whitespace-normal text-xs">The address of the post this one answers. Leave it empty for a post that answers nobody.</p>
 
+          {% call field.select('editor-rsvp', 'rsvp', 'RSVP', error=(error if errorField == 'editor-rsvp' else '')) %}
+            <option value=""{% if form.rsvp == "" %} selected{% endif %}>Not an RSVP</option>
+            {% for choice in rsvpChoices %}
+              <option value="{{ choice.value }}"{% if form.rsvp == choice.value %} selected{% endif %}>{{ choice.label }}</option>
+            {% endfor %}
+            {% if unrecognizedRsvp %}
+              <option value="{{ unrecognizedRsvp }}" selected>{{ unrecognizedRsvp }} (not recognized)</option>
+            {% endif %}
+          {% endcall %}
+
           {#- The mf2 `like-of`, `repost-of` and `bookmark-of` (TASK-169): each
               cites a page the way a reply does, and sends it a webmention. -#}
           {{ field.text('editor-like-of', 'like-of', 'Like of', value=form.likeOf, type='url', error=(error if errorField == 'editor-like-of' else '')) }}
@@ -280,6 +290,14 @@
           {% endif %}
         {% endcall %}
 
+        {% call collapse('Event', open.event, fields=true) %}
+          {% set eventTimeHint %}Wall-clock time in {{ dateZone }}. Stored as UTC.{% endset %}
+          {{ field.text('editor-event-start', eventFields.start, 'Starts', value=form.event.start, placeholder='2026-10-10 09:00', autocomplete='off', error=(error if errorField == 'editor-event-start' else ''), hint=eventTimeHint, hintId='editor-event-time-hint') }}
+          {{ field.text('editor-event-end', eventFields.end, 'Ends', value=form.event.end, placeholder='2026-10-10 17:00', autocomplete='off', error=(error if errorField == 'editor-event-end' else ''), hintId='editor-event-time-hint') }}
+          {{ field.text('editor-event-location', eventFields.location, 'Where', value=form.event.location, error=(error if errorField == 'editor-event-location' else ''), hint='The place, or the address to join an online event at.', hintId='editor-event-location-hint') }}
+          <p class="label block whitespace-normal text-xs">A post with a start is an event, named by its Title and described by its Body. Empty every box to make it a post again.</p>
+        {% endcall %}
+
         {% call collapse('Read', open.read, fields=true) %}
           {% call field.select('editor-read-status', readFields.status, 'Read status', error=(error if errorField == 'editor-read-status' else '')) %}
             <option value=""{% if form.readStatus == "" %} selected{% endif %}>Not a read post</option>