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Panayotis Vryonis replied on March 10, 2009 13:30 to the problem "Problem with twitterfeed (invalid api)" in urlBorg:
Panayotis Vryonis replied on January 11, 2009 03:46 to the idea "Statistics face lift" in urlBorg:
Panayotis Vryonis replied on January 08, 2009 09:15 to the question "deleting tracked links" in urlBorg:
Panayotis Vryonis replied on January 08, 2009 09:13 to the idea "Custom alias support (user defined links)" in urlBorg:
Panayotis Vryonis replied on January 08, 2009 09:12 to the idea "Statistics face lift" in urlBorg:
Panayotis Vryonis replied on January 08, 2009 09:03 to the idea "Bookmarklet that let you log in first" in urlBorg:
Panayotis Vryonis replied on December 07, 2008 23:13 to the idea "Bookmarklet that let you log in first" in urlBorg:
Panayotis Vryonis replied on November 21, 2008 07:14 to the problem "I can not use unicode characters in my display name, WHY?" in IntenseDebate:
Panayotis Vryonis replied on November 20, 2008 07:20 to the problem "I can not use unicode characters in my display name, WHY?" in IntenseDebate:
A comment on the problem "Encoding of e-mail notifications" in IntenseDebate:
Damn! The subject line appears correctly :-) in my previous comment because it's included in a HTML page... I'd be glad to send you by email any details. – Panayotis Vryonis, on November 19, 2008 21:49
Panayotis Vryonis replied on November 19, 2008 21:47 to the problem "Encoding of e-mail notifications" in IntenseDebate:
Some more details on this problem. Here is the subject line (it doesn't display correctly, and I wouldn't expect it to :-)
Subject: c alex commented on ξαναματαβγαίνει μπρ
The subject is HTML-encoded. This is wrong and it appears just like you see it here on email clients. If you want to be on the safe side, it should be base64 encoded, something like this:
Subject: =?UTF-8?B?UmU6IM6pz4HOsc6vzr/PgiDOvyDOk865z47Pgc6zzr/PgiE=?=
One more note. You should do some more work on the email source. Content shoud be base64 encoded, multipart, the HTML part should be real unicode (no html entities) and there should be a text/plain part for anyone that prefers plain text to HTML (my blackberry does, for example)
Panayotis.-
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Panayotis Vryonis replied on November 19, 2008 13:18 to the problem "I can not use unicode characters in my display name, WHY?" in IntenseDebate:
I still face what looked to me as the same problem.
People leaving comments with a greek (unicode) nickname have their nickname trimmed in weird way. See the first comment here: http://rec-on.blogspot.com/2008/11/bl... The nickname was "ΟΡΕΣΤΗΣ", but turned into "ΟΡ&Epsil".
Panayotis Vryonis replied on November 18, 2008 08:17 to the problem "pulling comments from FriendFeed?" in IntenseDebate:
Panayotis Vryonis reported a problem in IntenseDebate on November 17, 2008 08:35:
pulling comments from FriendFeed?I've enabled "Pull in comments made on my blog posts in FriendFeed!" but doesn't seem to work. (From what I understand, this should pull comments on my posts apperaing on FF and display as comments on my blog, right?)-
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Panayotis Vryonis replied on June 18, 2008 08:26 to the idea "Integrate link target type to the short link?" in urlBorg:
Hi DimitrisTI,
It's a good idea but doesn't scale easily. I'll keep it in mind.
However, you can still solve the "blind clicking" problem by logging in <http://urlborg.com/a/account/> and checking "show previews" in your preferences. You will always see an "intermediate" page where the target link is displayed and then decide if you really want to go there or not.-
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