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I'm having a dickens of a time designing Radio Poster. I just can't quite seem to get it to all hang together. First is the problem of what role the document window should assume. Should it be thought of as the rought draft of one post, or as the compose window for a particular weblog. If it is a post, then it should "go away" after the post has been sent. You'd have to make a new document to make a new post, but you could save it and reopen it later. If, on the other hand, it is a weblog composer, then it would not "go away" after a post, though it might clear itself automatically. I suppose if I went the document-as-weblog route I could still allow the user to save the state of the compose portion of the window as part of the state of the rest of the window. That way you could save rough drafts of a post and come back to work on them later. And the rough draft would also contain the information you'd set for the weblog (such as username, password, etc.).
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I still don't see anything on Scripting News about the OPML Coffee Mug. I wonder if Dave is hoping we've forgotten?
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2002
Will Leshner.
Last update:
3/23/02; 7:32:19 AM.
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