Core-App-Typen umschalten

Erfahren Sie, wie Sie von einem Konversations-App-Typ zu einem anderen wechseln.

Mit LiveCycle können Sie Sammlungen von einem Livefyre-Core-Anwendungstyp in einen anderen ändern (Kommentare, Live-Blog oder Chat), indem Sie einfach einige Einstellungen in Ihren collectionMeta-Daten ändern.

Um einen bestimmten App-Typ zu implementieren, fügen Sie dem collectionMeta-Objekt ein neues Feld hinzu. Kommentare ist die Standardeinstellung. Daher müssen Sie diese Aktualisierungen nicht vornehmen, wenn dies Ihre gewünschte App ist. Um nach dem Erstellen einer Sammlung zu einer anderen App zu wechseln, übergeben Sie während der App-Initialisierung einen Prüfsummenwert. Lesen Sie mehr über das Erstellen eines Prüfsummenwerts in unserer Token-Dokumentation.collectionMeta

Live-Blog

PHP-Beispiel

use LivefyreLivefyre;

$articleId = "1";
$articleTitle = "Title 1";
$articleURL = "https://dev.livefyre.com";
$articleTags = "tag1,tag2";
$lfType = "livecomments";

$network = Livefyre::getNetwork(networkName, networkKey);
$site = network->getSite(siteId, siteKey);

$collectionMeta = $site->buildCollectionMetaToken(
   $articleTitle,
   $articleURL,
   $articleTags,
   $lfType
);

$convConfig = array(
   "el" => "targetElement",
   "checksum" => $checksum,
   "collectionMeta" => $collectionMeta,
   "siteId" => <YOUR SITE ID>,
   "articleId" => <ARTICLE ID>
);

Python-Beispiel

from livefyre import Livefyre

article_id = "1"
article_title = "Title 1"
article_url = "https://dev.livefyre.com"
article_tags = "tag1,tag2"
lf_type = "livecomments"

network = Livefyre.get_network(networkName, networkKey)
site = network.get_site(siteId, siteKey)

collection_meta = site.build_collection_meta_token(
   article_title,
   article_url,
   article_tags,
   lf_type,
)

conv_config = dict(
   "el" = "targetElement",
   "checksum" = checksum,
   "collectionMeta" = collection_meta_token,
   "siteId" = <YOUR SITE ID>,
   "articleId" = <ARTICLE ID>
)

Ruby-Beispiel

require 'livefyre'
article_id = "1"
title = "Title 1"
link = "https://dev.livefyre.com"
tag_str = "tag1,tag2"
lf_type = "livecomments"

network = Livefyre.get_network(networkName, networkKey)
site = network.get_site(siteId, siteKey)

collection_meta = site.build_collection_meta_token(
   title,
   link,
   tag_str || "",
   lf_type,
)

conv_config = {
   :el => targetElement,
   :checksum => checksum,
   :collectionMeta => collection_meta_token,
   :siteId => <YOUR SITE ID>,
   :articleId => <ARTICLE ID>
}

Live-Blog

PHP-Beispiel

use LivefyreLivefyre;

$articleId = "1";
$articleTitle = "Title 1";
$articleURL = "https://dev.livefyre.com";
$articleTags = "tag1,tag2";
$lfType = "liveblog";

$network = Livefyre::getNetwork(networkName, networkKey);
$site = network->getSite(siteId, siteKey);

$collectionMeta = $site->buildCollectionMetaToken(
   $articleTitle,
   $articleURL,
   $articleTags,
   $lfType
);

$convConfig = array(
   "el" => "targetElement",
   "checksum" => $checksum,
   "collectionMeta" => $collectionMeta,
   "siteId" => <YOUR SITE ID>,
   "articleId" => <ARTICLE ID>
);

Python-Beispiel

from livefyre import Livefyre

article_id = "1"
article_title = "Title 1"
article_url = "https://dev.livefyre.com"
article_tags = "tag1,tag2"
lf_type = "liveblog"

network = Livefyre.get_network(networkName, networkKey)
site = network.get_site(siteId, siteKey)

collection_meta = site.build_collection_meta_token(
   article_title,
   article_url,
   article_tags,
   lf_type,
)

conv_config = dict(
   "el" = "targetElement",
   "checksum" = checksum,
   "collectionMeta" = collection_meta_token,
   "siteId" = <YOUR SITE ID>,
   "articleId" = <ARTICLE ID>
)

Ruby-Beispiel

require 'livefyre'

article_id = "1"
title = "Title 1"
link = "https://dev.livefyre.com"
tag_str = "tag1,tag2"
lf_type = "liveblog"

network = Livefyre.get_network(networkName, networkKey)
site = network.get_site(siteId, siteKey)

collection_meta = site.build_collection_meta_token(
   title,
   link,
   tag_str || "",
   lf_type,
)

conv_config = {
   :el => targetElement,
   :checksum => checksum,
   :collectionMeta => collection_meta_token,
   :siteId => <YOUR SITE ID>,
   :articleId => <ARTICLE ID>
}

Chat

PHP

use LivefyreLivefyre;

$articleId = "1";
$articleTitle = "Title 1";
$articleURL = "https://dev.livefyre.com";
$articleTags = "tag1,tag2";
$lfType = "livechat";

$network = Livefyre::getNetwork(networkName, networkKey);
$site = network->getSite(siteId, siteKey);

$collectionMeta = $site->buildCollectionMetaToken
   $articleTitle,
   $articleURL,
   $articleTags,
   $lfType
);

$convConfig = array(
   "el" => "targetElement",
   "checksum" => $checksum,
   "collectionMeta" => $collectionMeta,
   "siteId" => <YOUR SITE ID>,
   "articleId" => <ARTICLE ID>
);

Python-Beispiel

from livefyre import Livefyre

article_id = "1"
article_title = "Title 1"
article_url = "https://dev.livefyre.com"
article_tags = "tag1,tag2"
lf_type = "livechat"

network = Livefyre.get_network(networkName, networkKey)
site = network.get_site(siteId, siteKey)

collection_meta = site.build_collection_meta_token(
   article_title,
   article_url,
   article_tags,
   lf_type,
)

conv_config = dict( "el" = "targetElement",
   "checksum" = checksum,
   "collectionMeta" = collection_meta_token,
   "siteId" = <YOUR SITE ID>,
   "articleId" = <ARTICLE ID>
)

Ruby-Beispiel

require 'livefyre'

article_id = "1"
title = "Title 1"
link = "https://dev.livefyre.com"
tag_str = 'tag1,tag2'
lf_type = 'livechat'

network = Livefyre.get_network(networkName, networkKey)
site = network.get_site(siteId, siteKey)

collection_meta = site.build_collection_meta_token(
   title,
   link,
   tag_str || "",
   lf_type,
)

conv_config = {
   :el => targetElement,
   :checksum => checksum,
   :collectionMeta => collection_meta_token,
   :siteId => <YOUR SITE ID>,
   :articleId => <ARTICLE ID>
}

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