It would be that hard persay... all that the plug-in does is pull the rss feed... they also have an export all rss feed option... it just requires your password... or it did last time I checked... and thats the ideal way to back up your del.icio.us account I suppose the best way to do it would pull ...

makes sense... not sure why my search didn't show that... oh well.

I'm now in the process of piecing together my own theme (trying to serve it up as "real" xhtml) and I really HATE how much the mess that is entries.tpl but what exactly is $entry.add_footer used for?

Now back to figuring out how to add talkbackcomment.tpl to entries.tpl.

I posted this a few days ago to the dev-list and now I'm ready to send it on to a wider audiance... Since I have this sadistic desire to serve up my pages as application/xhtml+xml, as that the way xhtml documents are "supposed" to be served up. I made a quick and dirty hack to "fix&qu...

Just curious, what is it that makes you require Apache2 and PHP5? I ask because there are some very good scripts were written before Apache2 and thus won't run properly under it. As it's a complete rewrite from 1.3, I expect it will take some time for all these scripts to make the necessary changes...

Are you refering to a virtual hosting account or a dedicated server? You cannot upgrade php yourself with a virtual hosting account, it's a server-wide upgrade. Ah but you can... shared hosting you can't upgrade yourself... virtual you can as can dedicated... of course share and virtual hosting can...

Does the latest version update for you? I have the latest and it never seems to update. It will only show the bookmarks I have posted at the time I install the plugin and never changes. WFM... but I update the code to 0.2.1 and that basically turns off the RSS cache while only keeping the parsed ca...

garvinhicking wrote:Wouldn't you like to contribute this to our "additional_plugins" CVS module?

You are more than welcome to add it to the CVS module, or even the SVN module Sebastian sets it up.

About: A del.icio.us plug-in (feed edition) provides a basic dumbed down del.icio.us integration into Serendipity. Originally the plug-in entitled "Embed my Links" to reflect the main goal of the plug-in; to clone the popular "Remaindered Links" & "Blogmarks" system...

I've just spent some time finishing up some initial "wild test" of my new plug-in, Embed My Links... which is a basic plug-in for del.icio.us feed... If you interested in it you can find the release notes and download the Embed My Links package here . I also plan to push my Quicksearch Goo...

I'm betting there exist a .0001% chance what I have to say will be all that useful but... you nor I will ever know till I say it so... I've installed serendipity a good 2 dozen times over the last week, I play around with the setting and little things like that until I mess it up (or just trying to ...

Glad to know it's not me just being an idiot. I am really impressed with serendipity as a whole and wanted to have the feature of mulitple authors so I installed the latest build. Great stuff! I found if you first install 0.6.2-PL2... and do the setup then install the the latest CVS over the PL2 in...

There was also a bug in the install on the database information. I had to delete and retype "localhost" inorder for it to connect to the database. It would error out saying no connection could be made on localhost. I posted about this over here: :arrow: http://php-blog.sourceforge.net/for...

Im still evaluationg Serendipity for my use... and will most likely use it... I tried the Serendipity 0.6-pl2 and found it to meet my general needs I read the news blurb on the CVS changes and thought that might fit may needs even more.... so with that in mind I removed all instances of Serendipity ...

Okay I sshed into my sever and used curl to grap serendipity-0.6-pl2 unpacked it with gtar simple enough.... I then accessed the serendipity dir from my broswer and clikced the install link (serendipity_admin.php)... but that kinda brought down my server for a few minutes as a serendipity_admin.php ...