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Brian M replied 5 days ago to the discussion "Socialthing! as Fluid plugin. (Mac)" in Socialthing!:
sariss replied 7 days ago to the discussion "Socialthing! as Fluid plugin. (Mac)" in Socialthing!:
A comment on the discussion "Admin How To: Put Satisfaction on Your Site" in Get Satisfaction:
Start here by claiming your company: http://getsatisfaction.com/represent_your_company and Eric will approve your claim request soon. After that, you'll be an admin for Mobog. If you're looking for the widgets, go to the Mobog company page and look for "Put a topic widget on your website" in the company header. – Cameron Walters, 9 days ago
Mobog replied 9 days ago to the discussion "Admin How To: Put Satisfaction on Your Site" in Get Satisfaction:
Phil Campbell marked one of Brian's replies in Socialthing! as useful. Brian replied to the question "how do we go about getting more invites?".
Cameron Walters replied 12 days ago to the discussion "Admin How To: Put Satisfaction on Your Site" in Get Satisfaction:
Stephanie,
As an additional point to Scott's last reply, you should be able to use a special tag and a widget directed at content with that tag to have a widget that will update with the latest topics of the kind you're describing.
For example, tag these topics "Zazengo FAQ" and make a special widget targeted to pull only topics with that tag.
Scott Fleckenstein replied 13 days ago to the discussion "Admin How To: Put Satisfaction on Your Site" in Get Satisfaction:
Stephanie,
I would recommend that if you would like to highlight certain topics in getsatisfaction on your own site, simply use static html links to the appropriate topics.
URLs to our topics are durable, they do not change (outside of the 15 minute editing window).
Using static links would let you more easily blend the content with your own service (since you can choose your own markup) and would provide a more consistent visual experience.
This approach can then also be combined with a widget for dynamically changing lists also.
Stephanie replied 13 days ago to the discussion "Admin How To: Put Satisfaction on Your Site" in Get Satisfaction:
I would really, really love it if I could "set" which posts I want to appear in my active discussions widget. For example, we are a new start-up and would like to highlight certain topics such as "Getting Started," "Let us know what features you'd like to see," etc.
Maybe they could be topics we could "set" at the top (sticky type topics like on a forum) and in the drop down when you make the widget an option would be "featured topics."
Thanks!
Scott Fleckenstein replied 13 days ago to the discussion "Admin How To: Put Satisfaction on Your Site" in Get Satisfaction:
If you've got the widget nested within a form element of your own, I don't think the widget will be able to work for you.
The most obvious solution is to not wrap your entire page in a form element, but barring that as a possibility, I would recommend that you instead replicate the widget functionality using the API.
I would be happy to describe the resources you would pull from if that is your desire.
-Scott
Tim replied 13 days ago to the discussion "Admin How To: Put Satisfaction on Your Site" in Get Satisfaction:
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Matt Galligan replied 23 days ago to the question "mobile versions and fluid supported?" in Socialthing!:
We'll be adding another type of version of the app that will hopefully be able to make it a bit smaller. We're also taking out the very large min-width here soon. It will, however, be capped at 760px. This is as small as we can go without affecting certain things...and here's why:
For us to organize photos well in the Lifestream, they must be done in a table view, which means that there's a specific width that we have to have that table at, which happens to be just about 500px.
Then, on our (upcoming) profile view, we've got a side bar that is about 180px. If you combine viewing a photoset and side bar at the same time, we've got an automatic minimum width or the design starts breaking. Add in some of the spacing, avatars and such and we get to about 760px which was the smallest I could make it. We might explore other avenues in the future, but for now, this is what we've decided upon...hope it works for you...
Matt Galligan marked one of Brian's replies in Socialthing! as useful. Brian replied to the question "mobile versions and fluid supported?".
veryMickey replied 25 days ago to the question "mobile versions and fluid supported?" in Socialthing!:
iphone version has limited featureset.. which is probably why he is going with the full version.. at least thats my guess..
so this doesnt solve your problem completely... but. install Stylish or GreaseMOnkey for FireFox. then overwrite that min-width attribute to make things a bit more flexible... this wont carry over into your FluidApp but at least you can have a socialthing.com window open in a smaller for factor.
M!
Brian replied 25 days ago to the question "mobile versions and fluid supported?" in Socialthing!:
Have you tried using the iPhone/iPod Touch version for the Fluid app? Ross made an excellent video tutorial of how to set that up. You can see it here: http://vimeo.com/805366
A comment on the question "uploading results in auto tagging... why?" in Flickr:
yeah and i already figured this out :) no really, i did, but thanks for the reply, hope it helps others. – tommy payne, 25 days ago
tommy payne marked one of Brian's replies in Flickr as useful. Brian replied to the question "uploading results in auto tagging... why?".
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