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BlogJet 1.6 File Upload Test 2: Ignore (#1965)
Posted: 12/7/2005; 8:06 PM by Terry Frazier
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Another test of the BlogJet 1.6 file attachment/uploading function. Please ignore.

A Test Attachment

photo should appear below.

Update: It seem the "attachment" uploaded by BlogJet is rendered in a separate message immediately preceding this message - in this case, the attachment is in msgNum 1964, this is msgNum 1965. In order to use the attachment I need to be able to specify the msgNum parameter, but I won't know it until the message is already posted. That's not good.

Update update: Looks like this is a limitation of the various APIs used to send blog posts. The enclosure function is unique to Conversant and isn't supported in the leading APIs. I still need a strategy to make it easier to post photos as part of a blog post. Nothing I've tried is brain-dead simple and easy.

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