Does anyone actually know how the md5 hashes for /url/ enquiries are formed?
I've tried doing
$url = urlencode(http://www.someurlhere.co.uk;);
$result = md5($url);
In PHP, but that still doesn't return the same hash as the one used by
del.icio.us.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Andy
don't url encode it, and normalize it with a slash at the end:
md5(http://www.someurlhere.co.uk/;)
you can also just use
http://del.icio.us/url?url=http://www.someurlhere.co.uk
-tim
Andy Coates wrote:
Does anyone actually know how the md5 hashes for /url/ enquiries are formed?
I've tried
Could a character limit be enforced on the Notes field? (I mean, such that
we are alerted or stopped if we try to go over the limit that's going to be
saved in the field. Using JavaScript or whatever gets the job done.) That
would be far more convenient than entering what we want, and then
Hi Shanti,
The only way I've found of doing that so far is by parsing the actual /url/
page. I've found you have to be careful not to get throttled though!
My code is below, but if there is an easier way it would be good to know?
PHP:
$del_url = http://del.icio.us/url?v=1url=$YOUR_URL;;
// get
Uhhh
We'll check into making things go faster. There's some ideas that Tim
has been working on that may help.
Joshua
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I am having a similar but not identical problem:
I can no longer rename tags. If I rename a tag (from a 3 letter abbreviation
to a full word, no spaces) it confirms the renameing, but doesn't rename the
tag.
In fact, all it seems to do is drop the tag out of its bundle and stick it
in
I really doubt it's the size of the CSS. I am guessing it is doing
something wrong with the tag data.
Does it seem slower just after you've posted something? It has to
rebuild your tag list...
Anyway, add noui to the normal bookmarklet and you get a very slim
posting form.
Joshua
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All,
I've been using a hybrid solution of both delicious and Firefox
bookmarks to track my bookmarks. I'd like to drop FF bookmarks all
together, but I have quite a few saved that I don't want to lose. Is
there a way to import into delicious from a FF dump?
Thanks!
Jake
Done a bit more testing this morning (at home, good broadband connection)
It seems the very first attempt to bookmark (per browser session) is
really slow.
I bookmarked this about 10 mins ago:
http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/DevelopmentAbstraction.html
and the pop-up posting interface
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