Friday, May 17, 2002

Radio UserLand : New feature: Titles and Links in Radio-generated RSS I am about to modify the item template, per this Radio story about the new "Titles and Links" feature, so that the title and link end up as part of the post content body, and not just separate fields (attributes).   3:56:56 PM    comment []  Google-It!

Sam Ruby "Sam Ruby " 3:49:37 PM    comment []  Google-It!

Axis/Radio interop, actual and potential Axis/Radio interop, actual and potential "Gentle introduction to WSDL" by Sam Ruby 3:42:18 PM    comment []  Google-It!

Radio UserLand : New feature: Google-It! Macro for Item Templates "Be sure to give it a title" I am still not following directions :-(.  Okay, one last test post.  If this doesn't work, then I just about give up. Success!!!  It works!!! 3:01:06 PM    comment []  Google-It!

I'm about to change the default item template to eable the "Google-It!" links next to each weblog post.  This requires adding a tag like this, "<%radio.macros.googleIt (<%itemNum%>)%>",  to the template, near the "<% itemText %>" and "<% permaLink %>" tags. 2:37:10 PM    comment []

How to "Google-It"... Radio UserLand : New feature: Google-It! Macro for Item Templates 2:33:21 PM    comment []

Radio UserLand : Re: Google box in categories: "Google box in categories " 2:22:26 PM    comment []

Adding Meta Elements to Stories: "I played around with adding meta tags to some of my stories " from Wood's weblog. 2:18:48 PM    comment []

I modified the Navigator links again. I followed the recommendations in this Radio discussion post. The result was a good set of links that are well formatted and separated. I had to use some fancy HTML encoding within each item name to accomplish this. For instance to create a break between link sections, I used an item that looks like this: <item name="&lt;br&gt;" /> Similarly, to create the illusion of headings that begins each new section and collection of links, I used an item that looks like this: <item name="&lt;b&gt;Categories&lt;/b&gt;" /> It seems to work. 12:37:44 PM    comment []

New weblog post from Word via Simon Fell’s new Word Blogger and XML-RPC http://www.pocketsoap.com/weblog/stories/2002/05/15/wordBlogger.html 10:01:12 AM    comment []