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#1
currently i have two ways to put content on my weblog site:

with the movable type interface (the blog system) via browser/bookmarklet and with an application named wbloggar(win32).

the problem with both ways is that i ever have to open their interfaces,
which means a lot of clicks ...

so my idea is (would be a lot of work for me too) :

my content is stored in a mysql database,
to enter a new entry or edit an existing i have to connect to my server.

can this be done with qm ?

my benefit from a solution like that whould be that i can select all the data i need - like screenshots or offline writing in combination with code generation and ftp upload.

and upload will be generated.

and since text drag and drop from ie to the qm editor works (just discoverd it while now Confusedhock: ) it would be charm to implement an application like that.

i can give you access to my database and the blog system if its needed.

unhandy and dirty code Big Grin
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str newstuff = "INSERT INTO test VALUES (NULL, 'dada', 'frfr', 'grgr', 'oink', 'huhu', 'flmrt 01', 'blubb')";
blog(newstuff)
pi
#2
well connecting to a server and sending a string is not a problem.

i did that today :

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str s
IntGetUrl("http://localhost/qm.php?qm=dada" &s)
out s

code for the qm.php file in my localserver root
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<?php echo $_GET["qm"]; ?>

so the idea is simple ....
run a webserver and send some strings to a 'proxy' script.

so lets format the site with php echo Smile
pi


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