Enjoy the rest of your day and the rest of your Crawfish.
Regards From New Orleans
why use one program on your hard drive to add content via another?
Or do you mean you created a website or blog using expression web and you
usually edit live using it and now you wish to use live writer?
In that case you would using live writer to edit your site or blog not using
live writer to edit expression web. You would not be able to update the dwt
if you used one or make new includes if you used them or of course use any
of the features your used to using in ew ....
frankly not sure i see the point .. unless its another user that does not
have ew and you want them to update some content live?
Tina
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Do you mean add content to the live site with live writer? If so, the site
has to be coded so it can accept live writer updates, and I am not sure how
it does that. In other words, this is a coding problem, not a simple "how
to hook up" problem.
And, it might not even be possible, as I believe Live Writer is only set up
to use a few sites that are coded into Live Writer (but I could be wrong).
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It takes more than XML integration to use Live Writer with xWeb though; it
takes support for interoperability. Those who use Visual Studio 2008 can
observe xWeb shared code running within Visual Studio. To use Live Writer
within xWeb would require xWeb to support shared code and interop as Visual
Studio does which it apparently does not as developers would presumably know
about it.
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> A developer could integrate their application with Live Writer by
> using BlogML [1]. This is how BlogEngine.Net enables support for Live
> Writer as do the other applications and services. There's more
> information around for developers who want to learn integration using
> BlogML.
Thanks for the info. I did not have time to check it when I posted. ;-)
Regards From The New Orleans French Quarter
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