test

is ist easy to install????

i like it a lot more than greymatter!
i want this!

"If I told you that I was thinking of moving east,
Would you save a place for me?
I’ll come home cause it’s worse than I expected.

place in my heart for my home to the west,
we’ll watch same sunsets,
when I doubt,
I’ll look east
lock my heart in this brass box to newfound mass.
I’m breakin off but this is my home.

I’d do anything for you,
Give you the world if I could.
Is that what you want me to do?
bridges and boundaries, bringin me closer to you."


the getupkids - a new found interest in massachussets

creativity is sometimes urgent
May be this is because it may not last

Anyone know where the images will be put when you upload using the uploader?

Just testing to see how this works

Peter Scott

Michel - it doesn't matter which profile I click on here, it always shows my own.

If this goes to plan, there will be a style element here.

Just a blurb to see that the 'obvious' works.
Great job! Looking good.

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOBBBBBBBBBBBEEEEEEEEEEEEEER

Indigent, I have contempt.
For nearly everything that makes me human.
The more I succumb to my desires.
The more I despise them.

testgfdgdf

For the upload, can the url be automatiaclly be paste in the post, rather than copying the url?

Bla :) :( ;) :o HEllo hey! what? enh??
Para

Guru

Hey

what is your problem???

http://www.neoexit.f2s.com
I love the preview thing but you should post some tutorials on how to cuztomize this monster!! Also ad smilies and url convertion that would be neat ;)

michel edits: got to close tags, please. there is a fix for the quicktags, that I'll apply soon.

comments ?

cool

Looks good so far, Michel.

Enjoy your holidays!

testing easyBlog ( a skinnable blogBuddy app )
it wouldn't update the list of blogs, had to copy it from blogBuddy.ini, sheesh

I changed the path of the XML-RPC server.
Its new location is there:
- server: tidakada.com
- path: /cafelog/052/xmlrpc.php

This is to avoid problems with getTemplate and setTemplate.

So, for example, if your server is on http://mydomain.com/blah/xmlrpc.php here's the data:
- server: mydomain.com
- path: /blah/xmlrpc.php

Now that the Blogger API is implemented, we can have the b2 API started; here are the first methods that have been created:

b2.newPost
Similar to blogger.newPost, it has all of blogger.newPost's fields plus title, category, and post-date fields. These three are strings. Post-date, if left blank, defaults to the time the post is made.
Returns the post_ID if successful.
Note: Post-date isn't quite XML-RPC compliant yet because it doesn't ask for iso-something '20011222T230900' date format, but asks a '2001-12-22 23:09:00' kind of format. That will be fixed.

b2.getCategories
Asks for an appkey (not used), blogID (defaults to 1), username (login), and password.
Returns the categories for that blog, in a struct.
Here's an example of a successful b2.getCategories request.

Stupid, pointless one-liner post... just to proove I can. Yay me.

Fellow testers, here are the details for the XMLRPC server. You can play around and test it, it implements all the methods of the Blogger API, and soon will support specific b2 API methods to emulate a b2 interface out of the browser (like categories, titles, profile editing (why isn't there blogger.setUserInfo ???), options editing, etc)

server: tidakada.com
path: /cafelog/052/xmlrpc/index.php
port: 80

This is subject to change, I might move the xmlrpc server into the b2 directory, as there might be problems with template editing and rss update if the server is configured in 'safe mode' and the server tries to write files up one directory.

Anyway, have fun testing !
(note: I deactivated the ping to weblogs.com so we don't annoy them with test posts)

it pinged, woohoo ! ok, let's deactivate it.

Of course it didn't ping, I forgot to remove the // in front of the lines that were supposed to ping... doh!

If all goes well, we should be listed on weblogs.com now. Let's cross fingers.

(to my potential readers from weblogs.com: this is a test site, I'll deactivate the ping when I have got it to work)

testing blogbuddy again,

onetwoonetwo

Ouch, implementing blogger.getRecentPosts took me 2 hours !
It is still relieving to know that there's only blogger.getTemplate and blogger.setTemplate left to implement before b2's xmlrpc interface can be considered compatible with the Blogger API.

test blogger.getRecentPosts - first post

test blogger.getRecentPosts - second post

test for blogger.getPost, the goal is to check its resistance against characters and accents:

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Update: works fine, but only when using the &# conversion

blogger.getUserInfo now supported (easy!)

Status update

blogger.newPost,
blogger.editPost,
blogger.deletePost,
blogger.getUsersBlogs

are now recognised.

I'm starting to love XML-RPC.
Alright, off to implement blogger.editPost and blogger.deletePost !

(might emulate blogger.getTemplate someday, remind me of the idea...)

i blog with blogbuddy now,
woohoo !

hello, I'm a post by michel, I'm your average post filled with random useless blah blah.

I guess what is special is how I've been posted: XML-RPC !

I just uploaded it with the upload popup :)

I just registered myself. Am I disturbing? Anyway, I had a problem while viewing people's profiles. Whenever I click their profiles, I get to see my own instead. And Michel, you havn't update my b2profile, that's why I couldn't understand what sidebar you were telling me this morning. =)

the problem doesn't come from the form. it comes from the browser when the encoding is utf-8
when i set it to iso-8859-1 it displays backquotes fine. now i need to replace those multibytes backquotes with ascii ones

You will need bones: veal, beef and/or chicken. Gather them up in your week of cooking and carrying on (pause as the butcher hands you your change, cock one eyebrow and ask, ‘you wouldn’t have any bones, would you?’). Also acquire a pound or two of inexpensive red meat - rump or side or something - and, why not, a stewing hen should you get a chance. You already have onions, carrots, parsley, celery, peppercorns, and thyme, but you may not have leeks: go get some.

You will need bones: veal, beef and/or chicken. Gather them up in your week of cooking and carrying on (pause as the butcher hands you your change, cock one eyebrow and ask, ‘you wouldn’t have any bones, would you?’). Also acquire a pound or two of inexpensive red meat – rump or side or something – and, why not, a stewing hen should you get a chance. You already have onions, carrots, parsley, celery, peppercorns, and thyme, but you may not have leeks: go get some.

You will need bones: veal, beef and/or chicken. Gather them up in your week of cooking and carrying on (pause as the butcher hands you your change, cock one eyebrow and ask, ‘you wouldn’t have any bones, would you?’). Also acquire a pound or two of inexpensive red meat - rump or side or something - and, why not, a stewing hen should you get a chance. You already have onions, carrots, parsley, celery, peppercorns, and thyme, but you may not have leeks: go get some.

PostYou will need bones: veal, beef and/or chicken. Gather them up in your week of cooking and carrying on (pause as the butcher hands you your change, cock one eyebrow and ask, ?you wouldn?t have any bones, would you??). Also acquire a pound or two of inexpensive red meat ? rump or side or something ? and, why not, a stewing hen should you get a chance. You already have onions, carrots, parsley, celery, peppercorns, and thyme, but you may not have leeks: go get some.

PostYou will need bones: veal, beef and/or chicken. Gather them up in your week of cooking and carrying on (pause as the butcher hands you your change, cock one eyebrow and ask, ?you wouldn?t have any bones, would you??). Also acquire a pound or two of inexpensive red meat ? rump or side or something ? and, why not, a stewing hen should you get a chance. You already have onions, carrots, parsley, celery, peppercorns, and thyme, but you may not have leeks: go get some.

my just-typed backquote: `

Post10.12.01
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A minha máquina vem daqui a 8 dias!!! =)
Curiosamente fiquei também a saber que é que o Altavista acha de Wuerzburg =)

Hallo noch mal - dann geht die Ware heute noch in den Versand.
Die Lieferzeit nach Portugal beträgt in der Regel 8 Tage.
Mit freundlichen Gruessen aus Wuerzburg


From the side bar on ns6

[lomo]blog
10.12.01
=D clickclickclick

A minha máquina vem daqui a 8 dias!!! =)
Curiosamente fiquei também a saber que é que o Altavista acha de Wuerzburg =)

Hallo noch mal - dann geht die Ware heute noch in den Versand.
Die Lieferzeit nach Portugal beträgt in der Regel 8 Tage.
Mit freundlichen Gruessen aus Wuerzburg

From the bookmarklet on NS6

PostYou will need bones: veal, beef and/or chicken. Gather them up in your week of cooking and carrying on (pause as the butcher hands you your change, cock one eyebrow and ask, ‘you wouldn’t have any bones, would you?’). Also acquire a pound or two of inexpensive red meat - rump or side or something - and, why not, a stewing hen should you get a chance. You already have onions, carrots, parsley, celery, peppercor

Textism
You will need bones: veal, beef and/or chicken. Gather them up in your week of cooking and carrying on (pause as the butcher hands you your change, cock one eyebrow and ask,

Nice bug on NS6 bookmarklet =)

PostYou will need bones: veal, beef and/or chicken. Gather them up in your week of cooking and carrying on (pause as the butcher hands you your change, cock one eyebrow and ask, ?you wouldn?t have any bones, would you??). Also acquire a pound or two of inexpensive red meat ? rump or side or something ? and, why not, a stewing hen should you get a chance. You already have onions, carrots, parsley, celery, peppercorns, and thyme, but you may not have leeks: go get some.

Drang and drop from the page to my side bar =)

I can post what ever I want to =)

Textism
You will need bones: veal, beef and/or chicken. Gather them up in your week of cooking and carrying on (pause as the butcher hands you your change, cock one eyebrow and ask, %uFFD4you wouldn%uFFD5t have any bones, would you?%uFFD5). Also acquire a pound or two of inexpensive red meat %uFFD0 rump or side or something %uFFD0 and, why not, a stewing hen should you get a chance. You already have onions, carrots, parsley, celery, peppercorns, and thyme, but you may not have leeks: go get some.

The Web Standards Project: Fighting for Standards in our Browsers
RETURN WITH US to 1998. The web was no longer the exclusive playground of geeks. Creative web design had long ceased to be an %uFFD2underground%uFFD3 phenomenon. Every corporation on earth was %uFFD2building an online presence%uFFD3 whether it needed to or not. Chortling venture capitalists knew in their hearts that the money machine would never run out of steam. Netscape and Microsoft each claimed about 50% of the browser market, and their 4.0 browsers were

Another bookmarklet test....
Looks it doesn't like quotes too =(

[lomo]blog
{10.12.01
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A minha m%uFF87quina vem daqui a 8 dias!!! =)
Curiosamente fiquei tamb%uFF8Em a saber que %uFF8E que o Altavista acha de Wuerzburg

The preview script opens the same window as the profile script
The preview window has a failed opening b2headlines-categories.php page
The upload script has a nice looking error =)
The showsource.php doesn't list all needed files

So, this is where I'll publicly betatest b2 v0.5.2
It's likely to be full of sudden bugs, as the code has had lots of changes over the last version.
The first, glaring, evident bug is that I just couldn't login with IE6 from this computer. IE6 sucks, it seems like it just refuses the cookies I give it.

It was me!! Yeaaaaaaaaaaahh!! =)