Blogilo Moved into kdereview
Sebastian Kügler
sebas at kde.org
Thu Oct 8 14:32:40 BST 2009
On Monday 28 September 2009 12:15:49 Mehrdad Momeny wrote:
> Hi Sebastian and others,
>
> Yesterday the code and doc moved into KDE/kdepim ;)
I saw it. Congrats on getting it merged. Though I didn't see comments about code
review. Has anybody done a code review yet?)
> Sebastian K?gler wrote:
> > Blogilo still doesn't retrieve the existing posts (from wordpress, is
> > that actually supported?).
> >
> :-/ Really strange, Retrieving previous posts from server is a common job
> : for it! And it works well
>
> here!
> Could you run it from terminal (with debug output enabled) And let me see
> the output!? (Maybe direct email or using forum is better idea, I don't
> know if here is fine to continue this)
I've now done a clean build, and it does indeed retrieve posts. I'll have a look at
what's wrong on the other machine...
> >I've actually disabled that in wordpress (changing \n into <br />). It
> > still happens though that line breaks are stripped out of my post, which
> > isn't useful if you often hand-write HTML.
>
> You know, It's a bit hard to do it!
> Editor supports HTML! When wordpress editor do not use them in common(I
> mean <br/><p> ...)! And other editors do it!
> So It would be hard to manage multiple inputs!
Yes, I'm not saying it's an easy to solve problem. But keeping posts intact is a
pretty important thing to many.
> BTW, QTextEdit lacks many features for html rendering! We should replace it
> with something else for future, and A direct idea came into my mind is
> using webkit + an html/javascript editor! If can't find any widget with
> full support html and editing options...
Nooooo. In that case, I can just as well use wordpress' integrated editor. You could
use the KatePart for editing html (and potentially switch to kwebdev once that's
ported to KDE 4.
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sebas
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