Paul JorgensenTIL Emacs org2blog package will publish a region if selected instead of the full buffer if one is not careful. I expect it’s by design and not a bug. Could actually prove useful as long as I don’t keep tripping over it. #emacs #org2blog https://github.com/org2blog/org2blog
Paul JorgensenTIL Emacs org2blog package will publish a region if selected instead of the full buffer if one is not careful. I expect it’s by design and not a bug. Could actually prove useful as long as I don’t keep tripping over it. #emacs #org2blog
teledyn 𓂀@pfefferle the beginning was earlier than that: I hadn't used WP in months due to a corrupt file in #org2blog so I fixed that and noticed nothing was going in or out like it did before, so went looking for tools to test ActivityPub things and webfinger.net was all I found.
The acct is @garym but the site-in-progress is https://radio.teledyn.com/blog
Manton Reece@somanyhills For MetaWeblog, the username is your Micro.blog username and the password is the app token. Otherwise it should be basic MetaWeblog... I'm not familiar with #org2blog, though, so I'm not sure if it has other requirements.
Dear @manton, I’m trying to get #org2blog in #Emacs working with MB via metaweblog API. I’m not puzzling out how to set up my custom domain based on Using MarsEdit help document. I have a token but not sure what url to use and the username syntax that would apply. TIA https://help.micro.blog/t/using-marsedit/47
ℹ️ Using MarsEdit
If you have a paid microblog on Micro.blog, you can use apps like MarsEdit that support the MetaWeblog API. This is a protocol from the early days of blogging that uses XML-RPC to communicate with a server. Remember that there are no passwords on Micro.blog. To sign in with an app like MarsEdit, use your Micro.blog username and an “app token” for the password. Your account comes with a default token for MarsEdit, but you can generate a new one whenever you want. Click on Account to view or mana...
Bob IrvingSo excited that I was able to write a blog post in #orgmode #emacs and publish it to my #classicpress blog from within orgmode! The new post ain't much to look at, and there's no content to speak of. Just a proof of concept. And it proofed!
this is quite likely my case here, especially when the #Lilypond issue only appears when generating HTML from within #Org2Blog but straight Org works as expected, and then #OrgRoam rests on Org, but is unlikely to be in sync with dev-org.
I often find, to do what I want, I'm needing to compile from source rather than use apt packages, but there are often these side effects. I gripe about it, but it's my own damn fault for colouring outside the lines 😉
@choanmusic the details are at the start of that thread, but basically it started when using #org2blog to post to #wordpress, #lilypond examples compiled to png, but uploaded the full page, not the cropped. Using dev orgmode solved this… but broke #orgroam
@yantar92 I'm nearly certain I read about how to do this somewhere, but the notion is to keep local copies of the #org2blog pages so you can update an article by loading it into emacs and then republishing.
When I save the buffer it is given the buffer name as the filename, and when loaded it is recognized as org mode but there is no #org2blog menu, and run with M-x results in null value errors.
I'm nearly certain there's a simple solution.
It may not be a valid strategy, but I cloned #orgmode from git, installed requisite texinfo and texi2html packages, did a sudo make install and restarted #Emacs — now #LilyPond blocks are rendered as source 😕. Nicely cropped source 🤣
My guess is, along with defining font-lock-reference-face, I'd done something manually before my first (full-page rendered) #Org2Blog tries that was lost in the restart.
I'm also hunting a way to save drafts locally, a puzzle for another day.