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Connie C	26 Apr 2008 16:42
Jeff Scudder	29 Apr 2008 14:16
Connie C	01 May 2008 10:15
Jeff Scudder	02 May 2008 15:56

Subject:	[bloggerDev] Re: AuthSub Error using javascript blogger api
From:	Jeff Scudder (j....@google.com)
Date:	04/29/2008 02:16:24 PM
List:	com.googlegroups.bloggerdev

On Apr 26, 4:42 pm, Connie C <conn...@gmail.com> wrote:

I am using the blogger data api (in javascript) to support 'promoting' posts

from the :: wsu-bw-island-bulletinboard-DRAFT blog -to- the :: wsu-bw-island-bulletinboard blog

both hosted at blogspot.com

All works well when the two blogs are marked as readable by anyone. I can download the posts from the draft blog, then upload the one I want to the 'real' blog.

However, when I mark the -DRAFT blog as readable by authors only (so they have a safe place to try out new content), my request for that blog's posts triggers the error:

" Request via script load timed out. Possible causes: feedURL is incorrect; feed requires authentication."

google.accounts.user.checkLogin returns "2/_qKF1HoQMfPlwTPW9LYWrYPiAJ-trg6WyvhPNYlGy_A"

I have read over the AuthSub documentation MANY times, and searched for "AuthSub javascript" on the Blogger Data API group and I do not see what I am doing wrong.

I am admin on all 4 blogs.

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You can see the erroneous operation at:

http://beachwatchers.net/util/blog/copyDraft.php?blogID=2146455985157...

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You can see the correct operation
at:http://beachwatchers.net/util/blog/copyDraft.php?blogID=7352604413014... which will copy a post from wsu-bw-island-beachlog-draft blog to wsu-bw-island-beachlog blog

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All of my blogger api code is at http://beachwatchers.net/code/js_util/blogPromote.js

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I will probably have to add you as an author to the blogs for you to see these scripts working (and NOT !)

Connie Clark

Hi Connie,

I'm guessing that the problem is related to the way in which the feed for a particular blog is being fetched. I'm looking into the issue for more ideas, but the first thing that you might want to try is use getFeed instead of getBlogFeed in your retrieveBlogsForUser function. Does this make any difference?

Cheers,

Jeff