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Waleed set one of Waleed's replies as an official response to "Widget not installed properly" in NetworkedBlogs

Waleed set one of Waleed's replies as an official response to "Why is my blog publishing 2 times to my facebook feed when I click publish?" in NetworkedBlogs

Waleed set one of Waleed's replies as an official response to "FEEDS not work" in NetworkedBlogs

Waleed replied on November 27, 2009 01:28 to the question "FEEDS not work" in NetworkedBlogs:

Librairie, I'm afraid I'll need more information to be able to help. Most of the feed issue we receive turn out to be problems in the feed itself on the blogger side, or misconfiguration on the user part. On your blog page on NetworkedBlogs, if there is a problem with the feed, we show an error message and a link that takes you to a page that covers most reasons why a feed might not work. Please review that page and if you don't find your answer there, then please post your blog URL here and I'll look into it.

Waleed set one of Waleed's replies as an official response to "Blog is not posting to Facebook's public news feed." in NetworkedBlogs

Waleed replied on November 27, 2009 01:22 to the question "Blog is not posting to Facebook's public news feed." in NetworkedBlogs:

So this is the how the process works:

1. NetworkedBlogs pulls the feed and displays the post on the blog page on NetworkedBlogs. This seems to be working for you.

2. If the feed settings are set so that posts are published to your profile or fan page, then NetworkedBlogs does that. This seems to be working for you as well.

3. Finally, Facebook distributes posts published to your wall to the streams of your friends. This part is done by Facebook rather than NetworkedBlogs. Your friends will see the post when they view their home page if they're using the "Live Feed" view and they have not opted to "hide" updates from you or NetworkedBlogs. Your friends might also see the post if they're using the "News Feed" view if, and only if, Facebook thinks it's something they might be interested in based on an algorithm that only Facebook controls.

So to really verify if this is working, you need to login with a different Facebook account and change your view to "Live Feed" and make sure you have not opted to hide updates from your other account or from NetworkedBlogs. If that still doesn't work, then it might be a bug on Facebook's side. In which case, we can report it to them, but only if we can provide screen shots showing the problem and showing that it can be repeated.

Hope this helps.

Waleed set one of Waleed's replies as an official response to "how &where i should confirm author?" in NetworkedBlogs

Waleed replied on November 26, 2009 18:15 to the question "how &where i should confirm author?" in NetworkedBlogs:

Generally, when you register a new blog, it guides you through the steps. However, if you skipped that step, then simply visit the blog page on NetworkedBlogs then click "Get confirmed as author". You'll see that link if you have previously claimed to be the author but didn't get confirmed yet. Otherwise, click on "do you know the author?".

That, of course, applies if the blog doesn't have a confirmed author already.

Waleed replied on November 26, 2009 18:11 to the question "Why is my blog publishing 2 times to my facebook feed when I click publish?" in NetworkedBlogs:

Thanks. That does help narrow it down a little. Do you have your feed set to auto-publish to your profile? If so, and then you pull the feed, then new posts get published automatically. Then, when you click on the "publish" link, you end up publishing another copy of the post. Could this be what's happening?

Waleed replied on November 26, 2009 11:59 to the question "Why is my blog publishing 2 times to my facebook feed when I click publish?" in NetworkedBlogs:

It shouldn't. Can you please post a screen shot showing the double posting?

Waleed replied on November 26, 2009 07:59 to the problem "Widget not installed properly" in NetworkedBlogs:

That error shows up if the Javascript code of the widget did not run. That usually happens in platforms that automatically remove all Javascript code, such as Wordpress.com blogs. However, Blogger does support Javascript, so the other possibility is if the widget code was changed a little during the copy and paste step, such as if you paste it to an email and send it to someone else to install it for you, because email software usually formats the code a little bit, which his enough to break it.

The widget has been tested on Blogger and is known to work. Please verify that you're following the installation steps on the widget page. If it's still an issue, please post your blog URL and I'll look into it.

Waleed replied on November 25, 2009 23:39 to the question "The Publish icon" in NetworkedBlogs:

Are you referring to the "publish" link on your blog page on NetworkedBlogs that you see under each post? If so, then that link stays there, and is visible only to the blog author, to allow you to do a manual publish if you wanted.

Waleed set one of Waleed's replies as an official response to "Page Views" in NetworkedBlogs

Waleed replied on November 25, 2009 23:36 to the question "Page Views" in NetworkedBlogs:

Sure, your blog gets the page view. If you have any tracking system, such as Google Analytics, you should see traffic recorded there.

Waleed set one of Waleed's replies as an official response to "How do I stop following a blog once I've decided to follow it?" in NetworkedBlogs

Waleed replied on November 25, 2009 03:07 to the question "How do I stop following a blog once I've decided to follow it?" in NetworkedBlogs:

The "Follow" button can be used to follow and unfollow. One click to follow, and another click to unfollow.

Waleed shared an idea in NetworkedBlogs on November 25, 2009 00:42:

New support area for NetworkedBlogs

We're testing this new support community. Please post your questions on this community, and don't forget to include details such as your blog URL or other relevant details.

Let us know how this support section works for you.

Regards,
Waleed
NetworkedBlogs

Waleed replied on November 19, 2009 19:18 to the question "How do I remove my company?" in Get Satisfaction:

This "policy" is what scared me away from GS as well. If I host a regular forum on my site, I can simply remove it anytime. And, if I use any of the forum hosting solutions, I can also remove it any time. I believe this policy needs to change.

Waleed started following the question "How do I remove my company?" in Get Satisfaction.

wal asked a question in Thmbnl on July 21, 2008 18:54:

Python client Library?

Do you have a python client library? And if not, what other method can I use if I'm using Python?