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dennyhalim started following the question "Is it possible to use an alternative url shortening service when posting with ping.fm ?" in Ping.fm.

dennyhalim started following the question "URLs not short for Delicius" in Ping.fm.

dennyhalim replied on June 13, 2009 22:57 to the idea "URL shortener problems" in twitterfeed:

my ping.fm do not shorten the already shorten links.

but.
i use ping.fm to also post to delicious.
that cause my delicious links get shorten. imho, that's not good.

so i really like to have options to not shorten the links.

tnx.

dennyhalim started following the idea "URL shortener problems" in twitterfeed.

dennyhalim replied on May 31, 2009 11:45 to the problem "twitterfeed flooding my twitter" in twitterfeed:

now i got Could not find OpenID server for http://myopenidurl

ok. please just remove that account.
i'll create another account with something i can remember well.

tnx for the great support!

dennyhalim replied on May 31, 2009 11:40 to the problem "twitterfeed flooding my twitter" in twitterfeed:

tnx a zillion

dennyhalim replied on May 31, 2009 09:31 to the problem "twitterfeed flooding my twitter" in twitterfeed:

or maybe dennyhalim.soup.io ? i'm not quite sure

dennyhalim replied on May 31, 2009 09:23 to the problem "twitterfeed flooding my twitter" in twitterfeed:

i think i'm using friendfeed.com/dennyhalim

dennyhalim replied on May 30, 2009 23:21 to the problem "twitterfeed flooding my twitter" in twitterfeed:

yes it seem it takes feeds from my friendfeed that is causing the loop.
my fault. not a twitterfeed problem.

still... i cant retrieve my openid.

dennyhalim replied on May 30, 2009 23:00 to the problem "twitterfeed flooding my twitter" in twitterfeed:

twitter.com/dennyhalim

and now i forgot my openid.
and twitter feed cannot retrieve it either
it says:
We couldn't find a matching twitter username and password in our database. Try again?

i know my twitter password and entered it correctly.

dennyhalim started following the problem "RSS feed valid but twitterfeed reports cannot parse" in twitterfeed.

dennyhalim reported a problem in twitterfeed on May 30, 2009 02:56:

twitterfeed flooding my twitter

my twitter flooded by twitterfeed with same repeating content

dennyhalim replied on May 18, 2009 22:22 to the question "Ad Compliance Feature is Unfair for Developers!" in Widgetbox:

if you search my previous posts,
this is what i always push them to consider.
long before they even consider pro account.
(probably... it's the trigger that they setup pro account)
even on the old forum somewhere you can find about this.
http://web.archive.org/*/forums.widge...

my idea was to find a way to let developer profit from their own widget.
let the premium user(or pro as they call it) pay the developer for something like faster widget host, ad free etc...

but it seem they need to find their own profit first.
they always think the developer should be happy because we can use their platform for 'free'

i think all widget platform are free.
clearspring.com yourminis.com springwidgets.com thewidgetfactory.com and many more...

http://getsatisfaction.com/widgetbox/...
http://getsatisfaction.com/widgetbox/...

dennyhalim replied on May 18, 2009 01:28 to the question "Anyone successfully use a Google search widget on their Amazon store?" in Widgetbox:

hi.
that web just created in less than an hour.
just to show you how easy it is.

and because it's fresh new web, google have not yet index it.
it would takes few days or weeks. depends on how busy google is.

and i also have not yet put the widget.
it's easy to get the widget to search that web, like this:
http://www.widgetbox.com/widget/googl...

btw. i sent you email.

dennyhalim replied on May 16, 2009 21:49 to the idea "pro account question & idea" in Widgetbox:

one more thing i think quite important.
because the 'get widget' button is important for distribution of our widgets,
imho, it's best to let the button as default.

so, when user do not have pro account and the developer with pro account let user disable it,
the button should stays until the user explicitly choose to remove the button.

tia

dennyhalim replied on May 16, 2009 12:44 to the question "Anyone successfully use a Google search widget on their Amazon store?" in Widgetbox:

here's a demo:
http://astore.gobloglah.com/

dennyhalim replied on May 16, 2009 11:14 to the question "Anyone successfully use a Google search widget on their Amazon store?" in Widgetbox:

yes that's absolutely amazon astore.
and google absolutely will not index it. (or perhaps amazon tell google not to index it)

your option, as i said before, setup a script that fetch amazon product.
then you can use my google search widget to search it:
http://www.widgetbox.com/widget/googl...

if you do not expertise in php scripting, you can register on my wpmu blog:
http://registeryourname.gobloglah.com

then you can activate amazon plugin.
then configure the amazon plugin using your affiliate id etc...
then use my google widget to search the web.

and if you want you can activate domain mapping plugin so that you can use your own domain name like astore.ruggedrider.com instead of yourname.gobloglah.com

dennyhalim shared an idea in Widgetbox on May 15, 2009 05:34:

pro account question & idea

i have developt few dozens popular widgets
if i purchase pro account...
- can i choose which widget i want to remove the 'get widget' button? i want to preserve the 'get widget' button for some widgets.
- can i choose who (only certain domain name) can remove the 'get widget' button?

now, an idea:
rather than selling pro account to developer,
i think it's better if widgetbox let us - the developer - resell the pro account to our users and get an income share from this.

tia

dennyhalim replied on May 15, 2009 05:23 to the question "Anyone successfully use a Google search widget on their Amazon store?" in Widgetbox:

hi.
i did a lot of custom google search widgets.
you can see my widgets here:
http://wiki.dennyhalim.com/mywidget

if you mean amazon astore with url like this:
astore.amazon.com/youaffiliateid-20

then, it is not searchable.
it seems that google do not crawl all site with such url.

alternative is to setup php script that fetch amazon products on your website. then use google to search this site.

you can contact me with your detailed requirement and see if i can offer any solution.
http://it.dennyhalim.com/2000/06/cont...

tia

A comment on the question "how can i integrate my soup.io flow into my website (without blowing everything up)?" in Soup:

if you want to display everything from soup.io i think point your domain to it would be the best solution. – dennyhalim, on February 28, 2009 22:57