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Fox Mulder replied on August 23, 2008 08:46 to the idea "Sandy iPhone web app" in I want Sandy:

http://www.iphonesandy.com. I scaled back from my original vision. I need to learn more iPhone Web Dev but this should serve you guys well in the mean time.

Feel free to send me any feedback. You even have a beautiful home screen icon for easy access.

A comment on the idea "Sandy iPhone web app" in I want Sandy:

Bricoleur .... I believe we had similar interests in a charity about education and now regarding sandy and iPhone. Would be great to connect once again. ex VP for R2R – joshie, on August 20, 2008 10:28

Fox Mulder replied on August 19, 2008 02:57 to the idea "Sandy iPhone web app" in I want Sandy:

I created a mock up and this runs a back end database that can store all the entries entered into the iPhone I posted this to another question about this and just discovered this post. This does not recreate the admin portion of the site. It is for quick and simple execution of tasks to Sandy. After all this is all about interacting by email.

Here is the post url
http://getsatisfaction.com/iwantsandy...

Bricoleur replied on July 26, 2008 23:12 to the idea "Sandy iPhone web app" in I want Sandy:

Not a solution but a bit of a help...
I've created a couple icons on my home page to link to frequently used Sandy pages (for example lists)...
In the grocery store I can simply hit the icon for Sandy Lists and will go right there without having to fiddle with home page first.... still not the same as native app... but a bit of an aid while waiting

Bricoleur replied on July 26, 2008 19:25 to the idea "Sandy iPhone web app" in I want Sandy:

I love the combination of Twinkler (for Twitter), Jott, Sandy and Google Calendar....
but would become a raving evangelist if there was a native app on iPhone to get my daily digest

MadameSoybean replied on July 26, 2008 18:59 to the idea "Sandy iPhone web app" in I want Sandy:

I'd love this! But in the meantime Twitter and Sandy being my assts will have to do...making a note on the iphone and emailing it to sandy and having it tweet me later is a good work around...for now. As is tweeting Sandy a direct msg...

Tilly replied on June 10, 2008 03:04 to the problem "MyBlogLog integration with Yahoo account not working" in MyBlogLog:

Cookies are a big part of that voodoo that we do so well!

In order for MyBlogLog to run smooth, relaxing your browser settings and permissions more than likely get you all jet set if you are experiencing browser issues. Or sometimes, if your lucky, a quick clearing of your cache and cookies will do the trick ;)

sp0re started following the idea "Add the ability to email well-formatted itineraries back out of the system once I've added them in." in TripIt.

A comment on the problem ""OpenID verification failed :("" in OpenID Foundation:

It's all working now. Thanks for your help, Brian. – rodbegbie, on May 25, 2008 00:26

brianellin replied on May 24, 2008 22:32 to the problem ""OpenID verification failed :("" in OpenID Foundation:

Many issues have been resolved with OpenID login this morning. I'm sorry for the irony of OpenID not working on the demand site.

Please try logging in again, and note it here if you have problems. Thanks.

sp0re replied on May 24, 2008 05:19 to the problem ""OpenID verification failed :("" in OpenID Foundation:

Are you guys accepting both OpenID 1 and 2? Login failed with my Yahoo (OpenID 2) and then Typekey (OpenID 1).

sp0re started following the problem ""OpenID verification failed :("" in OpenID Foundation.

grex replied on May 19, 2008 19:40 to the idea "Standards on the API" in Mento:

I'm not sure how soon we'll be adding OpenID but in terms of the API, we'll be releasing a delicious-compatible interface that works with both OAuth and HTTP Basic.

We'd also like to offer a "Push API", whereby other services can plug-in to receive pings from Mento whenever you post new links.

Keeping you posted!

nanninga replied on May 14, 2008 20:04 to the idea "Sandy iPhone web app" in I want Sandy:

I'm working on converting from RTM to Sandy (she is more fun). However, I'm always looking at my iPhone thinking I can find my ToDo list there. An app (very, very, very light) would be great.

sp0re started following the idea "Standards on the API" in Mento.

Todd Sieling replied on May 08, 2008 20:40 to the question "HTTPS for ma.gnolia/blog linking?" in Ma.gnolia:

When we first added https, it broke all sorts of integration with third-party tools, most notably Flock. We've been waiting for them to fix it so we don't cut anyone off, though we'd definitely prefer to be using https for that one sensitive spot.

sp0re asked a question in Ma.gnolia on May 08, 2008 18:55:

HTTPS for ma.gnolia/blog linking?

Trying to connect my blog to my ma.gnolia account, I don't feel good sending my blog username and password over regular http. Do you have any plans to make that form use https?

Emily replied on May 08, 2008 13:28 to the problem "RescueTime doesn't seem to be able to detect the active tab for a web browser (Safari, Firefox)" in RescueTime:

Just to clarify -- I am running ff 3.0b5 on Tiger, but my tracked time is only coming reliably from my Safari usage? So I should stop using FF?

jaapstronks replied on May 07, 2008 21:36 to the problem "RescueTime doesn't seem to be able to detect the active tab for a web browser (Safari, Firefox)" in RescueTime:

I'm sorry, since FF3b5 didn't work (something I found out about on this forum), I went back here to see if Safari did work, according to forum users. I overlooked that your comment regarding 'issues with the most recent versions of Safari' is 6 months old. Thanks!

Joe replied on May 07, 2008 21:29 to the problem "RescueTime doesn't seem to be able to detect the active tab for a web browser (Safari, Firefox)" in RescueTime:

There should be no issues with Safari URLs reporting correctly. If you are seeing that as well as Firefox 3, then there may be something else going on.

Can you send me a couple of your uploaded logs with Safari and/or Firefox entries for me to review?

You're log files are located at Macintosh HD:[username]:Library:RescueTime:Logs

Send the last couple of log files from the uploaded directory to team@rescuetime.com and I'll see if I can determine what is going on.

Thanks