If you're a blogger enthusiast or just make the occasional post, there's just something uncomfortable edit entry along and working with images when you are in a Web browser. If you've heard of Ecto (mac), MarsEdit (mac), ScribeFire (firefox) or any other popular desktop blogging client, then the chances are that you'll want to use one of these tools to access and edit your blog Drupal.
Here is where the gotcha shows up. Get things set up right!
While I love what Drupal can do, is poor "where is my check box ' use blogging software '?".I came across this problem the other day when messing around on my personal domain. I wanted to Blog configuration API and start doing some places. On top of that, I wanted the easiest can get multiple images in a post.Using a client of blogging is the best way (reading easiest) that-as far as I know.
Then, what is the result? well, here is the video on this page you will find that you walk through, plus all the steps that you need to know to make your blog Drupal happy with your desktop blogging client of choice.If you want to support a multi-user blog or newly set things up for you.
Outside of remembering the blogging api url is http://example.com/xmlrpc.php (replace example.com with your domain name) and that Drupal uses the setting of movable type for the link, there are a number of permissions and settings to make sure that you get it right before the client can use. Fortunately, I think I covered most everything you need to know to get things going.
HEY BLOGGER DRUPAL-special alert!I would like to make an open call Drupal users and developers who might want to start blogging on this very site. If you want to blog about your Drupal experience and you've got a good head for writing about technical topics, then send me an email.
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