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Getting ScribeFire and Drupal work together
Thu, 04/19/2007 - 18:53 — Richard Laffers
Want to use the ScribeFire (a.k.a. Performancing) Firefox extension for publishing from your desktop to your Drupal based blog? Read here how to set it up in 5 steps.
Okay, I know it's ridiculously simple and only a dummy like me needs to follow these instructions, but hey, next time you have a hard day and cannot accomplish even the simplest of tasks, you WILL know.
- Log in as Drupal administrator. Go to Administration--> Site building--> Modules (?q=/admin/build/modules in your browser's locationbar).
- Enable the Blog API module.
- Go to Administration--> Site configuration--> Blog APIs (?q=/admin/settings/blogapi). Check at least one content type that is considered a blog entry (typically story, blog entry). Save.
- Fire up ScribeFire. Launch the Account Wizard in the right side of the ScribeFire window (or click "Add" if you already have set up some accounts previously).
- In the Wizard: click "Manually Configure", select "Custom Blog", click "Next", select "Drupal" blog system type, type in your domain (http://changethis.com/xmlrpc.php), click "Next", enter your username, password, click "Next", click "Done".
I warned you, it's ridiculously simple.
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