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Maybe I'm particularly stupid today, but once the user script is installed, how do you start it? The Blog This button still uses the standard Flickr interface...
Posted 80 months ago.
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I was wondering the same thing myself.
Maybe we are both stupid?
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Sorry, I hide unnecessary blog box if you haven't started to blog.
I didn't change anything to the original "Blog This" button.
Do you see there's a pink "Blogging" below the photo? There's another gray text "click here to post blog" under pink "Blogging". It's located between the photo and "Add your comment".
I just made a note on the screenshot pic, you can see the position of "Blogging".
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.CK edited this topic 80 months ago.
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I see it in the picture, but not when viewing photos: how do you make the "Blogging" section appear? Is there some need to edit the .js file? I'm using GreaseMonkey 0.5.3 - does this require a newer version?
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I don't see any extra buttons or text. No "blogging" or anything.
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It's weird. Mine is firefox 1.0.7 + greasemonkey 0.5.3. Could you check is there any error in Javascript console?
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Hmmm - "Syntax Error: line 514".
And since there aren't even 500 lines in the file...
Originally posted 80 months ago.
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Jemal edited this topic 80 months ago.
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Oh my god. I am the stupid one. I broke the script by mistake and didn't notice. Please re-install the script. I am so sorry.
Download: webdev.yuan.cc/greasemonkey/flickr.blog.user.js
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Hey - works awesome! The alert that comes up afterward saying that "your comment has been added" is a little confusing.
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there it is, thanks!
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Jemal,
I think so. I've removed the alert. You can re-install the script and try again. BTW, may I ask which blog system are you using?
I test in MT only and would like to know if it works for any others. I use MetaWeblog API, so I guess it should work with blogs which support the protocol.
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I'm using Typo, which is designed to work with the MT API.
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For the life of me, either I can't figure out the correct blogger.com xmlrpc endpoint, or it just it not supposed to work! Is it me??
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I am working on blogger.com now. It uses different API from Movable Type.
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Well, I got something done. The new version of this script now supports two types of blog API, Metaweblog and Atom API. Blogger.com invented and uses Atom API.
For Atom API, your blog service.edit URI is like this:
"https://www.blogger.com/atom/123456"
which 123456 is your blog-id. You can find your blogger.com service.edit URI by checking the HTML source of your blog. Find the following line:
<link rel="service.post" type="application/atom+xml" title="blogname" href="https://www.blogger.com/atom/123456" />
You dont need to worry about login scheme. If you've logged on blogger.com, no username/passwd is needed. If not, it will prompt an authentication dialog to ask you login.
Download: webdev.yuan.cc/greasemonkey/flickr.blog.user.js
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Son of a gun! Worked like a charm! Nice work, and nice ext!
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Thank you, jniemeyer.
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Can you please tell me what I should do if it is on wordpress??
I have a free account with www.wordpress.com
Appreciate your helps!!
You are very kind!!
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I tried the my blogger.com account a few time, but it did not work
Please let me know what is the problem?? I tried many time during the past month.
Please help.
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CharlieBrown8989 edited this topic 69 months ago.
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@CharlieBrown8989
Did you fill the blog settings correctly?
E.g. the blogger's API URL is like the following form:
www.blogger.com/atom/123456
About the wordpress.com , I don't have an account of wordpress. I tested it with Movable Type, and it works.
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Yes, I did but nothing posted although it said blogging sucessfully.
As for the wordpress.com perhaps i would have to write to their help desk to ask for the API URL
Please help. I appreciate that.
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@CharlieBrown8989
Could you tell me your blogger's URL and the API URL? If you don't want to post here, you can send mail to me.
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CK
I already done so, any luck??
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ck
it is still not working for me!!
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It is so weird. I just tried it again, and it did work for me.
You can see my blogger URL.
ckyuan.blogspot.com/
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