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Posting to DW from Flickr, and a Cross-posting Question
I just figured out how to post to DW from Flickr, and thought I'd share! Original helpful post here.
Log in to Flickr. Go to Your Account > Extending Flickr > Your Blogs (Edit) > Add A(nother) Blog
For LJ, there was a handy option in the drop-down for type of blog. For DW, select Blogger/API Enabled.
The API endpoint is www.dreamwidth.org/interface/blogger. You will also need to enter your DW username and password. Standard password sharing caution applies!
You will be given a drop-down menu with a list of blogs you have access to (including your own). Select your blog. Give your new post-to blog a name. Done!
You can also use this method to post to communities here and on LJ, and (in theory) other LJ based sites.
And now my question: Posting to DW this way (and via Semagic) does not trigger DW's cross-posting, even though I have cross-posting set to automatic. Posting from the DW site cross-posts successfully. Bug? Feature? Am I doing it wrong?
Log in to Flickr. Go to Your Account > Extending Flickr > Your Blogs (Edit) > Add A(nother) Blog
For LJ, there was a handy option in the drop-down for type of blog. For DW, select Blogger/API Enabled.
The API endpoint is www.dreamwidth.org/interface/blogger. You will also need to enter your DW username and password. Standard password sharing caution applies!
You will be given a drop-down menu with a list of blogs you have access to (including your own). Select your blog. Give your new post-to blog a name. Done!
You can also use this method to post to communities here and on LJ, and (in theory) other LJ based sites.
And now my question: Posting to DW this way (and via Semagic) does not trigger DW's cross-posting, even though I have cross-posting set to automatic. Posting from the DW site cross-posts successfully. Bug? Feature? Am I doing it wrong?
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But looks like if you're cross posting TO DW then DW doesn't crosspost itself.
Cross-posting Question
http://getting-started.dreamwidth.org/17969.html?thread=110129#t110129
fortunately you can set up loudtwitter to do its own crossposting.
Cross-posting Question
http://getting-started.dreamwidth.org/17969.html?thread=110129#t110129
i am not very familiar with wordpress; can it crosspost to more than one blog at a time? i think ideally the site where you post your original article should handle any crossposting (otherwise it would be quite easy to set up infinite loops; not a good thing).
Re: Cross-posting Question
Re: Wordpress: The crossposting plugin I'm using can only do one at a time, but since it's open source someone can change that. Maybe even me if I can find the time.
Re: Cross-posting Question
http://wiki.dwscoalition.org/notes/Compatible_clients
Re: Cross-posting Question
has multiple crossposting already. I'll see if I can edit the wiki.
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Cross-posting Question
you're not doing anything wrong, that's just how it is. it's neither a bug nor really a feature -- but making the crossposter available to clients would be a lot of work for very little reward, since most clients can crosspost already themselves (ie. you can easily set up flickr to crosspost to your LJ and IJ and blogger accounts).
so at this point and for the foreseeable future, the crossposter will be a web-client only.
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Your instructions for DW / Blogger crossposting -- does that need to done on Dreamwidth's end or Blogger's end?
My goal is to get my DW to crosspost to Blogger (if it's possible).
Thanks!
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