> On Apr 29, 2:16 pm, Jeff Scudder <j...@google.com> wrote:
> > On Apr 26, 4:42 pm, Connie C <connie.cl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > I am using the blogger data api (in javascript)
> > > to support 'promoting' posts
> > > from the :: wsu-bw-island-bulletinboard-DRAFT blog
> > > -to- the :: wsu-bw-island-bulletinboard blog
> > > both hosted at blogspot.com
> > > All works well when the two blogs are marked as
> > > readable by anyone. I can download the posts
> > > from the draft blog, then upload the one I
> > > want to the 'real' blog.
> > > However, when I mark the -DRAFT blog as readable
> > > by authors only (so they have a safe place to
> > > try out new content), my request for that
> > > blog's posts triggers the error:
> > > " Request via script load timed out.
> > > Possible causes: feedURL is incorrect; feed requires
> > > authentication."
> > > google.accounts.user.checkLogin returns
> > > "2/_qKF1HoQMfPlwTPW9LYWrYPiAJ-trg6WyvhPNYlGy_A"
> > > I have read over the AuthSub documentation MANY times,
> > > and searched for "AuthSub javascript" on the Blogger Data API group
> > > and I do not see what I am doing wrong.
> > > I am admin on all 4 blogs.
> > > ===================================
> > > You can see the erroneous operation at:
> > >http://beachwatchers.net/util/blog/copyDraft.php?blogID=2146455985157...
> > > ===================================
> > > You can see the correct operation at:http://beachwatchers.net/util/blog/copyDraft.php?blogID=7352604413014...
> > > which will copy a post from wsu-bw-island-beachlog-draft blog
> > > to wsu-bw-island-beachlog blog
> > > ===================================
> > > All of my blogger api code is at
> > > http://beachwatchers.net/code/js_util/blogPromote.js
> > > ===================================
> > > I will probably have to add you as an author
> > > to the blogs
> > > for you to see these scripts working (and NOT !)
> > > Connie Clark
> > Hi Connie,
> > I'm guessing that the problem is related to the way in which the feed
> > for a particular blog is being fetched. I'm looking into the issue for
> > more ideas, but the first thing that you might want to try is use
> > getFeed instead of getBlogFeed in your retrieveBlogsForUser function.
> > Does this make any difference?
> > Cheers,
> > Jeff,