Nothing new (aside from that annoying-as-hell LJ user bug, you know, the Ctrl+K one not giving expected results), but I will start working on it again, otherwise it'd be a total waste of spending half a day trying to get everything set up for development.
- Music:bis - Theme From Tokyo
And as I am posting, I must say a button for the 'small' and the 'strike' tags would come in REALLY handy, as I use them a lot -- the other two most frequent reasons I change to source view.
Is there, perhaps, a new version of DS somewhere that has these, but isn't known to Mozilla yet and has to be installed by hand?
I'm liking Deepest Sender, but I have a couple of questions (or maybe requests):
Is there any way to set the default category? I have a handful, and DS always defaults to the first alphabetically, which happens to be one I rarely use. I was hoping I could set it for something more common, or have it default to the last category used. Is that possible?
And... is there an easy way to add a blockquote? I see I can indent text, but I was looking to use the blockquote (or cite) tags. Can it be done?
Many thanks!
Also, thinking about cutting out the Blogger/WordPress stuff. It was an interesting experiment, but let's face it, the support/features for it in DS are terrible and probably doesn't even work anymore.
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sick
Okay, I'm a bit confused.
Ever since my Firefox update Deepest Sender hasn't worked for me anymore. I uploaded the newest version and installed it but nothing happens after that and I'm not sure why. It doesn't give me the log in page like it should. Anybody have any ideas what this could be and how to solve it?
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confused
Tried to get this in yesterday but I think I've pooped my deepest sender, so now posting from the website.
I'm new to the whole plugins thing, can't understand code for toffee or tea, and now I'm here.
I get this error message when I try to post an entry to the new blogger account I made.
[JavaScript Application]
Error sending post: [Line 2, Column 8] Invalid root element, expected (namespace uri:local name) of
(http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom:entry)
OK
Can anyone PLEASE shed any light on this?
Going crazy here because my screenreader won't work with blogger and so I can't post!
Thanks much for any help.
Ezzie
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- Mood:smily
- Music:Absolute Radio www.absoluteradio.co.uk
I have a question, but have no idea where to start finding an answer as I am useless at coding anything and I'm not really sure how to use bugzilla or whatever.
The error message comes up when I try to post to my blogger account:
[JavaScript Application]
Error sending post: [Line 2, Column 8] Invalid root element, expected (namespace uri:local name) of
(http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom:entry)
OK
Does anyone know what I need to do to fix this?
Thanks.
- Mood:
confused
Thanks.
Okay, I'm not sure if this is a deepest sender thing, or something else wrong with my Firefox, but I first noticed the problem in deepest sender, so I'm going to ask here first in case any of you fine folk have encountered this problem too.
The text area for my entry in the deepest sender window is all wonky, in that the actual area it'll let me type in is a very small center part of the whole area that should be able to accept text.
( here's a picture of the issue )I've also seen this problem with EditCSS when it opens in the sidebar. It only recently developed, since I upgraded from Kubuntu 8.04 to 8.10. If anyone has any ideas on what happened, I would greatly appreciate the help.
- Mood:
confused
It describes the problem I'm having exactly and includes a screen shot of the error message which reads: "Must specify either an [sic] content or summary element for a post".
The only difference between the bug report and my problem is platform. I'm running a Mac OSX. The thing is, the report was filed in September and hasn't been commented on or answered in any way that I can see. So I have this lovely little addon that works great for my LJ, but doesn't work with my blogger and I'm sooo bummed.
Help, please?
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sad
Would it be possible (without too much hassle) to implement something like a "add custom HTML tags" to the editor window? For example, one would select a block of text, then be prompted for the HTML prefix and HTML suffix code (e.g. a prefix could be <strike> and a suffix could be </strike>, or a prefix could be <div style="whatever"> and a suffix </div>, respectively). This would save one the hassle of switching to and back from HTML Source mode during post edits.
Thanks, and keep up the good work!
// FvW
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cheerful
Can it be changed? "Don't autoformat this post" is on, but that works only with a new post, not when editing an old one.
Difference between Enter-'p', Shift-Enter-'br /' would be ideal for me.
But, anyhow, I'm tired of cleaning the code manually every time :-(
Can you help me?
Thank you.
When I click DS's "Insert an LJ user tag" button, enter a name into the dialog box, and click OK, rather than adding the correct code to the main window, instead it adds:
<span class="undefined">example</span>
(This is the case whether the "user" or "community" radio button is checked.)
The other buttons, for inserting cuts, links and images, are all working fine.
I would love to see the fabulous new features, but I can't log in at all!
- Mood:
sad
I've got two accounts, and at one of them I can log in without any problem.
When I try to log in at the other it gives me
Why's that?
I have found on several occasions, that such a button would be very useful and helpful.
proofpic:

Also when I click "post", "Posting to bigsva" appears and progress bar goes infinitely. However, the entry does appear in my journal.
