- [www] Meta feed support on current Blogger! Now www.blogger.com/feeds/default/blogs returns a feed of the user's blogs, just as it does on the beta. This also correctly sends a redirect to the beta if the user's credentials are for a Google Account.**
- [beta] The labels used on a blog are now output as category elements in the blog's metafeed (/feeds/default/blogs) entry
- [beta] rel="alternate" link for label-filtered feeds now includes the label
- [beta] Fixed up comment feed errors
- [beta] "Feed Item Footer" setting now appended to posts in the feeds
- [www] No longer error when title element is missing
- [beta] You must specify a content or summary element when creating/updating an entry. It doesn't have to have content, though.
-- Pete, Jussi, and the rest of the Blogger & GData teams
* Make sure you have the latest Gdata client libraries for this, if you use them. They were updated last week to follow the spec we're using for specifying drafts.
** I think this should bring the promise of version agnosticism pretty much to fruition, for desktop apps at any rate. Just send the username (might be an e-mail address) and password to www.google.com, and send the resulting auth token to www.blogger.com/feeds/default/blogs. Following any redirects that ensue, you'll get the list of blogs w/ appropriate titles and feed URLs.
Hi Pete, any changes that you guys are going to support listing more then 25 posts using Gdata on existing blogs? Or, what is the data that all bloggers will be migrated to the new system that does supports that?
- [www] Meta feed support on current Blogger! Now www.blogger.com/feeds/default/blogs returns a feed of the user's blogs, just as it does on the beta. This also correctly sends a redirect to the beta if the user's credentials are for a Google Account.**
- [beta] The labels used on a blog are now output as category elements in the blog's metafeed (/feeds/default/blogs) entry
- [beta] rel="alternate" link for label-filtered feeds now includes the label
- [beta] Fixed up comment feed errors
- [beta] "Feed Item Footer" setting now appended to posts in the feeds
- [www] No longer error when title element is missing
- [beta] You must specify a content or summary element when creating/updating an entry. It doesn't have to have content, though.
-- Pete, Jussi, and the rest of the Blogger & GData teams
* Make sure you have the latest Gdata client libraries for this, if you use them. They were updated last week to follow the spec we're using for specifying drafts.
** I think this should bring the promise of version agnosticism pretty much to fruition, for desktop apps at any rate. Just send the username (might be an e-mail address) and password to www.google.com, and send the resulting auth token to www.blogger.com/feeds/default/blogs. Following any redirects that ensue, you'll get the list of blogs w/ appropriate titles and feed URLs.
On 9/7/06, Marcelo Calbucci <marc...@sampa.com> wrote:
> Hi Pete, any changes that you guys are going to support listing more > then 25 posts using Gdata on existing blogs? Or, what is the data that > all bloggers will be migrated to the new system that does supports that?
No, we have no plans for increasing the post limit for current Blogger.
We also do not have a set date for when everyone will be on the new version of Blogger, and I can't comment on our timeframe plans. It will not be tremendously far off, however. I recommend all new products or services target the version of Blogger that is in beta.
I've encountered and odd issue with using the latest gdata java libs. I've had success with the libs in one enviroment, but not in another. My guess is that it has something to do with some firewall or how the lib does https.
Is there any guidelines on what firewall configuration is required for the client libs to work? Or any other network or ssl restrictions?
Is there documentation on how do this manually? (web client version). Would be great to be able to add labels to a post, and also create new labels. Thank you
> Is there documentation on how do this manually? (web client version). > Would be great to be able to add labels to a post, and also create new > labels.
beta.blogger.com uses the standard Atom categories sub elements. So just add category elements to the entry element and you'll be all set. New labels are created implicitly.
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