I’ve been trying to make use of the Shared Items in Google Reader and show them on my blog. I’ve tried a couple of different RSS widgets without success, until this morning.
I found a widget that will display the feed correctly. It is called Google Reader widget and was written by James Wilson.
The problem with [...]
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Showing shared items from Google Reader in the sidebar
December 19th, 2007 · · Blogging, Web Development, Website, WordPress Plugin, XML
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Wordpress - Vox Crossposter
July 26th, 2006 · · PHP, Web Development, XML
If you’re looking for a WordPress-Vox Crossposter, there isn’t one that I can find anyway. I am currently working on creating one.
There is a WordPress-LiveJournal crossposting plugin available here (plain-text view of source here). It was written by Evan Broder. It works great and is an awesome plugin. I’m modelling my cross-poster after the [...]
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Fixed the “0—80040111 (NS_ERROR_NOT_AVAILABLE) [nsIXMLHttpRequest.status]” error
May 23rd, 2006 · · AJAX, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, PeopleArray, Web Development, Website, XML
In a previous post, I was getting a couple of odd errors in FF 1.5.0.3 but not from IE7 beta2 whenever I would click on a contact and then try to delete another contact. I solved the errors by added a separate request object for deleting a contact. So now my little contact [...]
Now peoplearray.com is really AJAX enabled
May 19th, 2006 · · AJAX, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, PeopleArray, Website, XML
Oh yeah baby, I got my trial index page utilizing the XML being created on-the-fly from a server-side PHP script. The XML is generated whenever a user clicks on a contact in their list. In getting the XML stuff working, I somehow broke the deletion of a contact. I have been getting [...]
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IE7 Beta 2 and FF 1.5.0.3
May 16th, 2006 · · AJAX, JavaScript, PeopleArray, Web Development, Website, Work, XML
I just tried the peoplearray.com trial index (now with more web2.0!) :)with IE7 Beta2 at home and it actually looks pretty good. The XML that is being read is different than that of FF. In FF, there are 21 child nodes in the XML, roughly half are null and all values are null [...]
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