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| − | == Tools of the Trade == | + | == Tools of the Trade == {{PageColumn| == [[Web Integration/HowTo | HowTo Guide]] == While knowing about the various tools Creative Commons provides to integrate CC licenses in your web application, seeing examples of implementations is even better! == [[LicenseChooser.js]] == LicenseChooser.js provides a lightweight method for integrating license selection into web applications. The widget is used by TypePad, as well as WpLicense. == [[Partner Interface]] == This interface provides another method of integrating CC license choice in your web application using an <code>iframe</code> or HTML popup. }} {{PageColumn| == [[Web Services | Web Services (API)]] == The web services are designed to be a more flexible option for building a custom, fully integrated solution. == ThirdParty Tools == * [[ActsAsLicensed]] is a Ruby on Rails plugin that allows for integrating of CC license choice in your Rails web application as a server application building tool. }} <br clear="all"/> |
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| − | == [[Web Integration/HowTo | HowTo Guide]] == | ||
| − | While knowing about the various tools Creative Commons provides to integrate CC licenses in your web application, seeing examples of implementations is even better! | ||
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| − | LicenseChooser.js provides a lightweight method for integrating license selection into web applications. The widget is used by TypePad, as well as WpLicense. | ||
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| − | This interface provides another method of integrating CC license choice in your web application using an <code>iframe</code> or HTML popup. | ||
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| − | == [[Web Services | Web Services (API)]] == | ||
| − | The web services are designed to be a more flexible option for building a custom, fully integrated solution. | ||
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| − | == ThirdParty Tools == | ||
| − | * [[ActsAsLicensed]] is a Ruby on Rails plugin that allows for integrating of CC license choice in your Rails web application as a | ||
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== Underlying Technology == | == Underlying Technology == | ||
Revision as of 07:08, 2 March 2010
This is a page describing everything a web-based (media) hosting site could do to integrate CC and CC-related features. From simple blogs to elaborate user-generated content communities, there are easy ways to share website content by publishing it under a Creative Commons license. Below we provide a basic overview of how you may integrate Creative Commons licensing into your website.
== Tools of the Trade ==
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Underlying Technology
RDFa
RDFa is a way of expressing RDF in XHTML. Creative Commons uses RDFa to express license and other information about works for the semantic web.
CcREL
A specification describing how license information may be described and attached to works.
Developer Challenges Related to Web Integration
{{#ask: Has Challenge Type::Developer Is Complete::false Has Tag::web | ?Related To | ?Has Tag }}
