I was trying to do just this with the Digg script to populate the Digg fields using the information from each post. If I understand your post right, you were unable to get this to work? I sure couldn't...I hope there is a solution forthcoming somewhere out there.
I'm using WP 2.0.5
Adam
· 2 years ago
Hi Andy,
I was trying to do just this with the Digg script to populate the Digg fields using the information from each post. If I understand your post right, you were unable to get this to work? I sure couldn't...I hope there is a solution forthcoming somewhere out there.
Also I have seen it give a blank page in the iframe for a Digged page
The seems no way to manually set the dig page if something is submitted, plus the partially working version is a bit of a hack, pulling in the actual digg widget code, and doesn't have all the options.
Also I have seen it give a blank page in the iframe for a Digged page
The seems no way to manually set the dig page if something is submitted, plus the partially working version is a bit of a hack, pulling in the actual digg widget code, and doesn't have all the options.
Mr. GrownUPGeek
· 2 years ago
I was having the same problem - The Digg badges worked fine if going to the direct URL, but when viewing the post on the front page, or by clicking the "more" button, the badge always showed 0-Diggs - even when using the specific URL option.
I ended up using the trick to post badges on blogger.com blogs, which uses an iframe to a small uploaded HTML file with the diggthis code in it.. works great :)
Mr. GrownUPGeek
· 2 years ago
I was having the same problem - The Digg badges worked fine if going to the direct URL, but when viewing the post on the front page, or by clicking the "more" button, the badge always showed 0-Diggs - even when using the specific URL option.
I ended up using the trick to post badges on blogger.com blogs, which uses an iframe to a small uploaded HTML file with the diggthis code in it.. works great :)
Chris Lang
· 1 year ago
This worked great for me and on the domain not just the sub pages. I added a span tag to get the thing to dynamically align on every post headline.
digg_url = '';
Chris Lang
· 1 year ago
This worked great for me and on the domain not just the sub pages. I added a span tag to get the thing to dynamically align on every post headline.
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I was trying to do just this with the Digg script to populate the Digg fields using the information from each post. If I understand your post right, you were unable to get this to work? I sure couldn't...I hope there is a solution forthcoming somewhere out there.
I'm using WP 2.0.5
I was trying to do just this with the Digg script to populate the Digg fields using the information from each post. If I understand your post right, you were unable to get this to work? I sure couldn't...I hope there is a solution forthcoming somewhere out there.
I'm using WP 2.0.5
http://tuggo.org/projects/diggit/
Unfortunately sometimes it gets the auto-detection wrong
http://andybeard.eu/2007/03/how-to-setup-email-...
Also I have seen it give a blank page in the iframe for a Digged page
The seems no way to manually set the dig page if something is submitted, plus the partially working version is a bit of a hack, pulling in the actual digg widget code, and doesn't have all the options.
http://tuggo.org/projects/diggit/
Unfortunately sometimes it gets the auto-detection wrong
http://andybeard.eu/2007/03/how-to-setup-email-...
Also I have seen it give a blank page in the iframe for a Digged page
The seems no way to manually set the dig page if something is submitted, plus the partially working version is a bit of a hack, pulling in the actual digg widget code, and doesn't have all the options.
I ended up using the trick to post badges on blogger.com blogs, which uses an iframe to a small uploaded HTML file with the diggthis code in it.. works great :)
I ended up using the trick to post badges on blogger.com blogs, which uses an iframe to a small uploaded HTML file with the diggthis code in it.. works great :)
digg_url = '';
digg_url = '';