keyvan

Fair enough, but then you’re not resolving it correctly.

A path-absolute-URL can’t simply be appended to the base URL, as you’re doing in the code.

So if you see a URL that looks like /wp-content/uploads/2019/11/bg.jpg and the base URL you’ve built is https://example.org/wp-content/themes/mytheme/, the final URL should be https://example.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/bg.jpg

but instead I’m getting https://example.org/wp-content/themes/mytheme//wp-content/uploads/2019/11/bg.jpg and this path doesn’t exist, so the image doesn’t load.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by keyvan.

Hi there,

It would be best to check the Processing JS site to see if there’s any information about this. https://processingjs.org

Processing JS does not support the original Processing plugins, so things like minim, as far as I’m aware, do not work. There may workarounds of course, and some of the plugins may have been ported over. Probably best to ask the Processing JS team through one of the listed channels: https://processingjs.org/community

Thanks for this. Quick note to say the plugin has been updated to include version 1.0. https://www.keyvan.net/code/processing-js/

Hi WizardRSS, it would be nice if you would mention that your service is using the fivefilters.org source code and is freely available for anyone who would like to download it at fivefilters.org.

There’s no requirement to mention where you downloaded the code but the code is licensed under the AGPL which means you are required to give users a way to download the source code for themselves.

Unfortunately there is no contact information on your website so I’ve just had to blog about it to let users know about the AGPL violation. WizardRSS violates the AGPL.

Sorry for replying to an old post, but if anyone else is interested in creating a Tabbloid-like PDF from their blog content, I have been working on a free software (open source) alternative: RSS to PDF Newspaper.

The output is based on the Tabbloid format, but the main difference is that it’s free software so you can download it and modify it however you like. Which also means you can host it yourself, or create a plugin that uses the code without relying on a third party.