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Offering ad-free hosting with features such as, cpanel, fantastico, PHP and MySQL support, and more vBSetup Team vBulletin Owner vBSetup Owner |     | Join Date: Jul 2006 | Posts: 9,839 | Location: Topeka, KS | Re: What are trackbacks? Trackback  A Trackback is simply an acknowledgment. This acknowledgment is sent via a network signal (ping) from Site A (originator) to Site B (receptor). The receptor often publishes a link back to the originator indicating its worthiness.
Trackback requires both, Site A and Site B to be Trackback enabled in order to establish this communication. Trackback does not require for Site A to phisically link to Site B. Trackback our Forums from another Site- Find the thread Trackback URL - In our forums, the Trackback URL is also the "LinkBack URL", located under the LinkBack dropdown menu within each thread.
- Copy and paste this URL into your publishing platform
- Submit your entry.
Note: If the forum administrator requires moderation for Incoming Trackbacks, a link-back to the site originating the Trackback will be published only after the Trackback has been manually approved by a moderator.
Once a Trackback has been published, an automated notification email will be sent to the thread contributors. Trackback other Sites from our Forums | |  | Join Date: Oct 2006 | Posts: 144 | Re: What are trackbacks? I hate to sound stupid but can you give an example of how I would use it?
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Offering ad-free hosting with features such as, cpanel, fantastico, PHP and MySQL support, and more | |  | Join Date: Oct 2006 | Posts: 194 | Location: Spokane, Washington | Re: What are trackbacks? Quote:
Originally Posted by harmor I hate to sound stupid but can you give an example of how I would use it? |
You sound stupid !! :p
I'll just sit here and pretend to have a clue and wait for Brandon to enlighten us both!! | |  | Join Date: Oct 2006 | Posts: 144 | Re: What are trackbacks? Quote:
Originally Posted by G_Man You sound stupid !! :p
I'll just sit here and pretend to have a clue and wait for Brandon to enlighten us both!!  | You don't even know how they work?
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Originally Posted by harmor You don't even know how they work? | Nope. Quote:
Originally Posted by Brandon do you know about ping on wordpress blogs ?
it's along the same lines,, say I wanted to add a trackback to your site, I would enter the url where you seen and then when the post is made, a ping will be sent to the url I added. | And I still don't.
So have you actually used this for this forum? |  | Join Date: Apr 2007 | Posts: 72 | Re: What are trackbacks? I'm interested to hear about their uses to, have read descriptions about them but still not 100% clear on there purpose? vBSetup Team vBulletin Owner vBSetup Owner |  | Join Date: Apr 2007 | Posts: 72 | Re: What are trackbacks? Right that makes things a bit easier to understand  I have had a few linkbacks come up on my forum but it just displays my forum address and not the other site address?
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