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Julianna replied on August 21, 2008 23:51 to the question "How do I find my blog's API Endpoint?" in Ma.gnolia:

A good alternative for Wordpress is Postalicious:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/p...

My review:
http://blog.juliannayau.com/2008/08/2...

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lhalff replied on July 19, 2008 19:19 to the question "How do I change my screen name?" in Ma.gnolia:

You can now change this yourself by editing your profile: http://ma.gnolia.com/account/profile.

A comment on the question "How do I find my blog's API Endpoint?" in Ma.gnolia:

Textpattern's XML-RPC support is designed to match up more closely with the Movable Type API. The XML-RPC has also been quite substantially improved recently, and will be a fully fledged component in TXP 4.0.7 -- but it's not quite right to say that it's not a more modern blog API :-)

A Textpattern "section" is equivalent to a "blog" in the Movable Type sense. – Rocketpilot, on July 04, 2008 06:31

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Todd Sieling replied on May 14, 2008 16:59 to the question "How do I find my blog's API Endpoint?" in Ma.gnolia:

RSD is definitely the best path for any work we can do to make connecting to blogs easier.

Mark replied on May 14, 2008 11:58 to the question "How do I find my blog's API Endpoint?" in Ma.gnolia:

Perhaps ma.gnolia could look into using RSD
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Really_S...
http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/blogs/ge...

I've not looked into this in too much detail yet but its something I'll probably add to my blogging engine in the future.

Failing that, the ma.gnolia blogging client could try to work out the blog's API endpoint from the blog url. Most engines have a default setting, e.g. <site>/xmlrpc.php. There are a number of blogging clients that do this in addition to allowing the user to specify the endpoint.</site>

Mark replied on May 14, 2008 11:20 to the question "What browsers are officially supported by Ma.gnolia?" in Ma.gnolia:

I've been using Flock for a few weeks now and it integrates with ma.gnolia quite nicely. Once setup, I just click the bookmark button and its done. I use ma.gnolia's blogging tools to post my latest bookmarks to my website.

Todd Sieling replied on April 11, 2008 18:07 to the question "How do I find my blog's API Endpoint?" in Ma.gnolia:

In that case I don't think we're able to support Textpattern blogs right now. We know it works with WordPress, Typo and with a bit of haggling Movable Type. Until we can expand support to more modern blog APIs , it's a hit and miss process with various platforms.

Raina Gustafson replied on April 11, 2008 16:24 to the question "How do I find my blog's API Endpoint?" in Ma.gnolia:

Hi Todd,

Yes I did try. I tried it with .com/rpc and .com/blog/rpc because I understand that some apps require that only one "section" of Textpattern exist as the "blog".

Todd Sieling replied on April 10, 2008 22:19 to the question "How do I find my blog's API Endpoint?" in Ma.gnolia:

Hi Raina
It's possible that the information is out of date. Did you try using the /rpc/ endpoint in Ma.gnolia?

Raina Gustafson replied on April 10, 2008 00:08 to the question "How do I find my blog's API Endpoint?" in Ma.gnolia:

I'm pretty sure the Textpattern endpoint listed in the Ma.gnolia resources is incorrect. I have recently used rpc to connect to MarsEdit (which is using metaweblog-compatible technology) with this endpoint:
http://domain.com/rpc/

I would really like to be able to connect my blog and my clients' blogs with Ma.gnolia, so I hope you are able to add metaweblog support soon.

Thanks!

myke replied on April 04, 2008 15:59 to the question "What browsers are officially supported by Ma.gnolia?" in Ma.gnolia:

Any chance you will support Flock with OpenID login? Or is this something to take up with them. They do promote your site from their page.

lhalff replied on March 29, 2008 04:57 to the question "What browsers are officially supported by Ma.gnolia?" in Ma.gnolia:

Today we deployed a fix for our menus in both Safari 3.1 and Firefox 3 beta.

lhalff replied on March 28, 2008 21:42 to the question "How do I remove my Ma.gnolia account?" in Ma.gnolia:

We've updated our site, so you can now close your Ma.gnolia account yourself at the bottom of this page: http://ma.gnolia.com/account/profile.

lhalff replied on March 25, 2008 14:46 to the question "What browsers are officially supported by Ma.gnolia?" in Ma.gnolia:

Safari 3.1 took us by surprise and broke our javascript drop down menus. We're working on getting a fix out as soon as possible, as we use Safari 3.1 ourselves.

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aaronmclay replied on March 25, 2008 03:01 to the question "What browsers are officially supported by Ma.gnolia?" in Ma.gnolia:

I want to add my next issue. I also can't seem to get the dropdown menu's to work at all. I can't get to the main page or my groups. I'm beholden to the links that come up on my homepage. It's really making me upset cause I want so see what other people are posting. =( Can anyone repoduce this besides me? I'm using Safari 3.1 and I'm sure it's a simple setting. It works fine in Firefox. Kkthxbai

Khürt Williams replied on March 23, 2008 13:50 to the question "What browsers are officially supported by Ma.gnolia?" in Ma.gnolia:

Since the most recent Safari ( 3.1 ) uses code from the newest WebKit could this be what is causing problems. I am not able to update my account and I do NOT want to change my browser just to use one web site.