From kde-core-devel Fri Sep 25 07:50:52 2009 From: Mehrdad Momeny Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2009 07:50:52 +0000 To: kde-core-devel Subject: Re: Blogilo Moved into kdereview Message-Id: <200909251108.52347.mehrdad.momeny () gmail ! com> X-MARC-Message: https://marc.info/?l=kde-core-devel&m=125386436829351 MIME-Version: 1 Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="--nextPart10453884.mrIpeW1Jxh" --nextPart10453884.mrIpeW1Jxh Content-Type: Text/Plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hi, Sebastian K?gler wrote: > Hi Mehrdad, blogilo team :) >=20 > On Thursday 24 September 2009 21:00:44 Mehrdad Momeny wrote: > > I have moved source and doc of Blogilo into kdereview. > >=20 > > Blogilo is a kde blogging client, based on KBlog library. formerly known > > as "Bilbo Blogger" Official Website: http://blogilo.gnufolks.org/ >=20 > I've not done a code review, but have used blogilo for a couple of days > with my wordpress installation. I've included some observations here, a= nd > a couple of questions. >=20 > - in the blogilo I compiled from kdereview, auto configuring mostly works, > but fetching the settings times out. It works fine with bilbo from your > git repository (both -stable and mainline). :-/ But it works here as well as Bilbo from git! Blogilo uses KBlog directly! So you have to update your KBlog from trunk to= test it! I have backport may latest changes on fixes into KBlog recently! >=20 > - fetching the existing blog posts from the server doesn't work here, only > posts added from blogilo show up >=20 > - the medialist only shows media used in this blog entry. It would be > useful to have media already uploaded there as well That was a way to edit media files properties due we didn't find any way to= access them from=20 editor! >=20 > - The posts are sometimes stripped off of line breaks, this makes it hard= er > to edit the post in the HTML Editor. Yes, This happens when use were use Wordpress editor to post, Because wp ed= itor uses line=20 break instead of html "br" and "p" tags! I have added an option for this on advanced page of configs to tell blogilo= to change \n to br And maybe we have to use another way for this! >=20 > - the mechanism of uploading images from file:///... locations works real= ly > well. It would be nice to be able to add images using drag&drop. Droppi= ng > an image to the medialist should upload it and copy the URL depending on > the setting; dropping an image into the post adds it there. This would be a good feature for later :) >=20 > - being able to moderate comments would be nice. This would probably > require some additional work, but maybe you already have plans for this? We have plan for this! >=20 > - the display of entries could be beefed up, maybe using views of the > posts? Rich has written a small class that creates thumbnails from > webpages. >=20 > - the toolbar seems to be static. It would be useful to be able to > configure the actions in there using the standard KDE mechanism. (I tri= ed > to add an "upload media" button there, but couldn't.) Oh, help on this problem, I didn't find any doc about having such a toolbar= on techbase :( >=20 > - you can get rid of the modal dialog when submitting the post by making > the UI smarter. It basically offers three actions (update existing post, > post new, save draft). Offering these actions individually from the UI > would be nicer IMO. We were try to do this before, but there was some problems that we have to = check again! >=20 > Overall, I'm rather impressed. Blogilo is a very nice application that ad= ds > value and makes editing blog posts easier. A very promising application, > good work :) Thanks, >=20 > > We prefer to import it into KDE PIM section! because it depends on KBlog > > that is a part of kdepimlibs. >=20 > Or maybe extragear/pim (As Stefan notes, kdepimlibs can be required outsi= de > of kdepim as well. That's in fact the whole point of the module. Allen > can probably be more specific on where the best place for blogilo is. Yes, You two are right. My reason is not a good point :D BTW, Because there was a plan for PIM to have a blog client, and KBlogger d= evelopment is=20 frozen now, This could be a good replacement for it :) Thanks, Mehrdad --nextPart10453884.mrIpeW1Jxh Content-Type: application/pgp-signature; name=signature.asc Content-Description: This is a digitally signed message part. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.9 (GNU/Linux) iEYEABECAAYFAkq8c4wACgkQQ7gIwN/Vx01FqwCfX5q6GwNdUlDtBxotnshM0KD4 7ZcAnA21ZCQKTgOxyiByg61Yc0l8l6IF =O5mp -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- --nextPart10453884.mrIpeW1Jxh--