Michael Fioritto: RadioUserLand Radio - development, tips and ideas(Untitled)- February 28, 2003 Radio references Going crazy with macrosRadio Userland for developershttp://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/radio/2003/02/27.html#a629 (Untitled)- February 28, 2003 Andy Rhinehart is experimenting with an RSS feed of help wanted ads from the Spartanburg Herald. Very cool. It would be even better if there was an e-mail address attached to each job posting so people could respond. He is also using the multi-author tool in Radio to publish a weblog for the paper's news stories. John Robb's Radio Webloghttp://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/radio/2003/02/27.html#a627 (Untitled)- February 23, 2003 MailEdit is a Mail-to-Weblog callback tool "that allows remote posting of entries to your Radio-managed weblog." Scripting Newshttp://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/radio/2003/02/23.html#a618 (Untitled)- February 4, 2003 More on Posting From Radio's Outliner. I did a little digging around, trying to find out what happens when I select Post to Weblog from the context menu in an outline. I found some interesting stuff. For one thing, I can extend the context menu myself. You can too. Just add menu entries to user.tools.menus.rightClickMenu. Any changes show up immediately! Hey, that's pretty cool because it means I can make adjustments to how stuff is posted into my weblog from an outline. More on this later. I..http://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/radio/2003/02/04.html#a567 (Untitled)- February 4, 2003 Posting From the Outliner. I often see Dave Winer pointing to screenshots where he is editing his weblog using Radio's outliner. I love writing in the outliner and use it for all of my stories, but I am not real familiar with using it for writing posts. I know I can do simple things like write the text for a post and then right-click to select the Post to Weblog menu. But how about paragraphs, lists, and titles I am experiementing today. All of today's posts are being written in the outliner. I.http://radio.weblogs.com/0101433/categories/radio/2003/02/04.html#a566 |