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Question

JavaScript

I would like a script for reviewing articles in the Blogger, similar to Orphus and the site of Leonid Kaganov. In order for such a script to be easily embedded into any site, it is desirable that it be in pure javascript.

It would be nice to write the results of the check in a comment to the post, send a GET request to another site, put it in Google forms or somewhere else. If you write comments in comments, then you can then paint on these comments right in the place to which they refer.

What is a good free tool to start off with? It turned out to find only a plugin for Joomla joomlaforum.ru/index.php/topic%2c12663.0/topicseen.html

Maybe there is some plugin for jquery? Does the same functionality work on the public services website?
www.gosuslugi.ru/ru/: If you find inaccuracies in the published information, please promptly inform the portal operator about it. Select the invalid text and press CTRL+ENTER. Information about errors will be promptly transferred to the agency that posted the information.

Are there people on Habré who understand document.on<event> and bloggerService.insertEntry in order to write a similar library themselves?

A lot of materials on the topic can be found at the links, but somehow it didn’t help me much
habrahabr.ru/search/?q=orphus
www.google.ru/search?q=%22ctrl%2Benter%22

Answer 1

There is nothing special to write there, the most difficult thing was to calculate the position of the floating window, that's all, I'm ashamed now to show my project waki2.com (I mean the source code) because they are very primitively written, but if you want, I can pull them out of the dusty archives and give to you for destruction.
What did waki do? It's like Orphus only more visually, ie. there is a floating icon, when the text is selected, a window pops up, and information is entered there.
You can generate a JS script to place waki on any site, this was the waki2.com service

Answer 2

Feature: if someone writes a comment on someone else's site, then that comment goes to waki2.com, and from there it is sent to the author of the site, unlike Orphus of the old versions. Now I don’t know how it is, and in general I think Orphus - and waki and similar services - services that will never take root, everything is too inconvenient. An ordinary person simply does not understand where to press and what to do.
That's the whole problem. It was not possible to invent the correct interface, and Dmitry Koterov was right - you need to simplify Orfus to the extent that the user does not even understand that he sent a bug report. ;) i.e. send selections without questions and interfaces are not needed at all. Yes, it will be superfluous ... but this is already a problem of the server side, not the reader.

Answer 3

What difference does it make what kind of person highlights the text, after all, you can put a cookie in the end, but force the user to do something. I think it's unnecessary, more precisely, the less you force to do something, the more people will use
the same favorite Ctrl-Enter combination, it will be used very little, because. you need to press and in general you need to understand what is happening, you want to make users think. But we need to go to the opposite, we don’t need to fight them, we need to help, which means I wouldn’t demand to press.
On the second point, you wrote an interesting idea that a person can write right after the selection, so I did. And this is very correct, another thing is that if a person does not start writing anything, what then?
This whole idea lacks something tasty, whether it’s tied to Twitter, whether it’s earnings and affiliate programs, I once thought a lot and didn’t come to anything, I was swallowed up by more interesting ideas.

Answer 4

There are a lot of different ideas here ... both on the server side and on the client side, if you complicate the clients (which I would still try to do for the sake of experiment), I might come up with 2 buttons (bad and good, green and red, or for example a hammer symbolizing place for repair), see how it's done in Beta FF4 is also interesting and simple.
Server side: I highlight texts myself, but generally speaking, I never try to point out errors because I meet very few of them, I don’t even have the thought that I can butt heads with the author, but for the sake of experiment, I have an idea, for example, sent everything, but only those selections that take up few characters get into the suspicious for checking, you can also follow the movements of the mice, if there are errors, then as a rule spots light up around them.
The server side can automatically check for spelling.
In my waki, it was conceived so that a person highlights, and wants to do a lot of things with it that you can’t immediately guess. Therefore, I like the feature of IE8 - where there is some analogue of such technology of floating widgets. You can push your stray there. You can try to project it not to the browser but to the service.

Answer 5

There is such an alternative to Orfus for Wordpress: https://mistape.com/
For Joomla now here: https://extensions.joomla.org/extension/proofreader/
And Javascript + Google Sheets: https://github.com/psmb /type-reporter