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devnet replied on October 06, 2009 16:30 to the idea "Last.fm app for Palm Pre (WebOS)" in Last.fm:

I'd be happy with a scrobbler period for the Pre.

devnet replied on October 06, 2009 13:25 to the idea "Last.fm app for Palm Pre (WebOS)" in Last.fm:

I agree...having an application would be much better.

devnet replied on September 18, 2009 14:04 to the problem "RSS Icon Hover Menu Does not Appear in proper location" in IntenseDebate:

Excellent...looks and works great! Thanks for fixing this!

devnet replied on September 17, 2009 21:11 to the problem "RSS Icon Hover Menu Does not Appear in proper location" in IntenseDebate:

Anyone? This is specifically happening on #idc-container .idc-head_tools-share:hover

but cannot override it right now...so when you hover over the top of that icon above the display (what people use to subscribe) displays all the way over to the right in the browser menu by the scroll bar. When they try to put their mouse on it...it disappears.

I'd like to know how I can make it NOT inherit whatever CSS it is inheriting or to pass custom CSS to have it not hover over there.

Very frustrating that no one has responded yet.

devnet replied on September 16, 2009 20:42 to the problem "Reply functionality drastically broken." in IntenseDebate:

I was also able to reply :)

devnet replied on September 16, 2009 18:04 to the question "Spam/Mod Comments not Synching" in IntenseDebate:

I'm giving Intense Debate another go on another one of my blogs...we'll see how the new version stacks up! I haven't noticed this problem thus far in the new version.

devnet reported a problem in IntenseDebate on September 16, 2009 17:59:

RSS Icon Hover Menu Does not Appear in proper location

Hiya,

When hovering over the comment subscribe dropdown, it appears all the way over to the right side of the page. This doesn't work because if it appears there, a user cannot select anything. I've attached an image of what I'm hovering over and a working example can be seen here in the comments: http://unity-linux.org/major-change-o...

I've tested this in Mozilla and IE in XP and on Linux with Mozilla.

devnet replied on September 11, 2009 00:56 to the idea "Last.fm app for Palm Pre (WebOS)" in Last.fm:

Too bad I can't like this idea browsing with my pre...the link doesn't work.

devnet replied on September 11, 2009 00:55 to the idea "Last.fm app for Palm Pre (WebOS)" in Last.fm:

This is a great idea...

devnet replied on July 07, 2009 23:57 to the problem "Songbird 1.2 and Last.fm authentication BROKEN" in Songbird:

It's time that's causing this...I realized that I didn't have ntp working on that box and time had crept by 35 minutes. Once I installed and updated, it started working for me.

devnet replied on July 05, 2009 21:07 to the problem "Songbird 1.2 and Last.fm authentication BROKEN" in Songbird:

I'd rather not downgrade...that's like going back to Windows 98 if something in XP doesn't work.

And I'd rather not run an SVN or repository version...official fixes only before I mark this as resolved.

devnet replied on July 05, 2009 21:06 to the problem "Songbird 1.2 and Last.fm authentication BROKEN" in Songbird:

Version: Songbird 1.2.0, Build 1146 (20090616030043)
Last.fm Plugin : Version 0.4.2.1161

devnet reported a problem in Songbird on July 01, 2009 20:31:

Songbird 1.2 and Last.fm authentication BROKEN

Songbird 1.2 has broken authentication for the last.fm plugin. Reverting to songbird 1.1.2, Build 1042 (20090331142126) allows for the last.fm plugin to work as designed.

The error, when trying ONLY TO LOGIN TO LAST.FM is:
[last-fm] handshake got not enough lines: ["BADAUTH", ""]

devnet replied on July 01, 2009 20:23 to the question "In order to listen to Last.fm Radio, you must be a subscriber" in Songbird:

Since this isn't getting any traction, I'm going to start a new topic.

devnet replied on June 30, 2009 19:14 to the question "In order to listen to Last.fm Radio, you must be a subscriber" in Songbird:

Songbird 1.2 has broken authentication for the last.fm plugin. Reverting to songbird 1.1.2, Build 1042 (20090331142126) allows for the last.fm plugin to work as designed.


I can't scrobble my music people!!! arggghhh!!! :)

This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled
Last.fm 0.4.2.1161 authentication fails in Songbird 1.2.

devnet posted a topic that has since been removed from Songbird. see the change log

devnet replied on June 30, 2009 13:33 to the idea "Using Last.fm Metadata" in Songbird:

Also, Last.fm integration is broken right now in Songbird. For the past 3 days there has been failure to authenticate...see the comments http://addons.songbirdnest.com/addon/106

devnet replied on June 29, 2009 16:31 to the idea "Using Last.fm Metadata" in Songbird:

Fantastic idea! The two column approach is excellent...if you had an arrow at the bottom to go to the next closest match, you might be able to scroll through on those tough songs to find :)

devnet shared an idea in Songbird on June 29, 2009 15:08:

Using Last.fm Metadata

Something I'd like to see in Songbird is the ability to import metadata (and correct metadata) from Last.fm...I find it's library to be HUGE and about 90% accurate (100% if you pay attention).

I'd like to see this when you edit metadata for your songs...the window would pop up and have a button "get metadata recommendations" or something...then you could browse the top suggestions and find out which one works for you.

The coolest feature of last.fm is that they have an album art image that tells you when your song/album/artist is incorrectly tagged...and you can readily identify it...this is a huge boon to me when editing metadata.

Since last.fm is already integrated for many things...this might give you less development time in making this happen. Just an idea.

devnet replied on April 28, 2009 00:39 to the question "Spam/Mod Comments not Synching" in IntenseDebate:

I had to dump intensedebate. This problem didn't fix with the last few updates. It's plain to see that this problem isn't priority by lack of attention.