witschey

Hi, I am happy to inform you that I have finished the creation of a BlogJet plugin for Maxthon. Description: This plugin has a toolbar button that when pressed starts the BlogJet application and transfers any text that has been selected in the Maxthon browser to the BlogJet application. The plugin allows the user to copy the highlighted text into Blogjet as either 'Plain Text', or as 'HTML'. It is possible to select a default transfer type (Plain Text or HTML), and it is also possible to select whether you want to date/time stamp the text being blogged. You can also select whether you want to transfer the highlighted text, or not. If you choose not to transfer the highlighted text, the only thing that will be posted on your blog, will be the title of the webpage and a link to the webpage. Credits: This plugin uses a large portion of the code used in the Maxthon plugin called CopySelection+ which was created by That1ComputerGuy. Some of the additional code was created with examples provided to me by Maxthon forum users "Klinx" and "abc@home". Requirements: In order to use this plugin you need to have the BlogJet application. For the plugin to work properly, BlogJet needs to be installed in the following directory: C:\Program Files\BlogJet\ Compatibility: The plugin was developed for BlogJet version 1.6.2.60. As long as the makers of BlogJet don't make radical changes in the way the application work, this plugin should continue to work with future versions. Download: You can download a copy of the plugin here: Download BlogJet Plugin for Maxthon I hope you enjoy the plugin! Paul Witschey

Shodan

If Ever I have a blog, It will come in handy. Thaks for making it.

witschey

Important: A small bug was detected in the HTML posting capabilities of the BlogJet Plugin for Maxthon. The 'link' that Blogjet puts at the end of the messages was not working properly. As of May 7, 2006 3:26 GMT the issue has been resolved. Those of you who downloaded the application proir to this moment, may want to download it again. Please follow the original link shown above. It contains an updated file.

Netanel

Quote: Original posted bywitschey at 2006-05-06 05:40

Hi, I am happy to inform you that I have finished the creation of a BlogJet plugin for Maxthon. Description: This plugin has a toolbar button that when pressed starts the BlogJet application and transfers any text that has been selected in the Maxthon browser to the BlogJet application. The plugin allows the user to copy the highlighted text into Blogjet as either 'Plain Text', or as 'HTML'. It is possible to select a default transfer type (Plain Text or HTML), and it is also possible to select whether you want to date/time stamp the text being blogged. You can also select whether you want to transfer the highlighted text, or not. If you choose not to transfer the highlighted text, the only thing that will be posted on your blog, will be the title of the webpage and a link to the webpage. Credits: This plugin uses a large portion of the code used in the Maxthon plugin called CopySelection+ which was created by That1ComputerGuy. Some of the additional code was created with examples provided to me by Maxthon forum users "Klinx" and "abc@home". Requirements: In order to use this plugin you need to have the BlogJet application. For the plugin to work properly, BlogJet needs to be installed in the following directory: C:\Program Files\BlogJet\ Compatibility: The plugin was developed for BlogJet version 1.6.2.60. As long as the makers of BlogJet don't make radical changes in the way the application work, this plugin should continue to work with future versions. Download: You can download a copy of the plugin here: Download BlogJet Plugin for Maxthon I hope you enjoy the plugin! Paul Witschey

Thank you Paul! I have been waiting long for this! As you know I am running the Maxthon blog as well as 2 others and Blog Jet is one of my favorite clients. Excellent work! Will post abou this on the Maxthon Blog! All the best, Net

neo101

Thanks for making this plugin Paul! [:smile:] I've added the plugin to the plugin site: http://tara.maxthon.com/index.php?act=view&id=811

gregzeng

Quote: Original posted bywitschey at 2006-05-06 01:40

Hi, I am happy to inform you that I have finished the creation of a BlogJet plugin for Maxthon. ... <SNIP> .... C:\Program Files\BlogJet\ Download: You can download a copy of the plugin here: Download BlogJet Plugin for Maxthon

I have my "C:\Program Files\" located on another drive besides "c:" ("E:" actually). I hope it works ok. Both URLs listed don't d/l for me. Will try http://tara.maxthon.com/index.php?act=category&id=3 but cannot see it there. So finally found it at: http://tara.maxthon.com/index.php?act=category&id=2

witschey

Quote: Original posted bygregzeng at 2006-05-17 05:00

I have my "C:\Program Files\" located on another drive besides "c:" ("E:" actually). I hope it works ok.

If you have BlogJet installed in a different drive or directory, you will need to do slight modifications to the plugin code for it to work in your system. Here is an outline of the steps to make the adjustment: 1) Go to the BlogJet plugin directory of Maxthon. It is typically located at C:\Program Files\Maxthon\Plugin\BlogJet (but ofcourse if you are using a different drive letter or you chose to install Maxthon in a different directory you will need to go elsewhere). 2) You will need to do small modifications to the following 3 files, which are located in the directory described in step 1: default.html htmlmode.html plaintext.html 2.a ) On EACH of these 3 files locate the following line of code: commandtoRun = '"C:\\Program Files\\BlogJet\\BlogJet.exe" -blogthis ' + "\"" + docURL + "\"" + " \"" + docTitle + "\"" ; 2.b ) Change ONLY the following portion of that line of code: C:\\Program Files\\BlogJet\\BlogJet.exe 2.c ) You should change it for the path where BlogJet.exe is located in your system. Remember to use \\ instead of only a single \....otherwise it won't work. Also remember NOT to change ANYTHING else on that line or any other code, otherwise the results will be unpredictable. This process will work for ANYBODY that has the BlogJet application installed in a diferent drive and/or directory. Regards, Paul