Yea, that doesn't work. I think the simple /post nukes tags. If you can, post using the URL containing the del.icio.us username as I know that works, like this (where "negatendo" is the username):
http://del.icio.us/negatendo?url=http:// someurl.com&title=someurl.com¬es=good+url+info&tags=url+reference Brett On Apr 6, 2007, at 4:04 PM, gengar003 wrote: > Hello... I'm trying to make a form that will take the same inputs as > the del.icio.us bookmarking page, and pass those values to the actual > page when the user submits. > > In javascript, I'm using this (url, notes, desc, and tags are all > correctly-defined strings): > > var destination = "http://del.icio.us/post?v=4;url="; + > encodeURIComponent(url) + > ";title="+ encodeURIComponent(desc) + > ";tags=" + encodeURIComponent(tags)+ > ";notes=" + encodeURIComponent(notes); > > to define a URL for the javascript to go to. It works, except for the > tags. > > That is, on my page, there's a form like this ([] = form field): > > URL: [http://someurl.com] > Title: [Some URL ] > Notes: [no notes, really ] > Tags: [webpage url some ] > [submit] > > When a user submits that, it goes to the del.icio.us "add bookmark" > page, and the fields are filled out like so: > URL: [http://someurl.com] > Title: [Some URL ] > Notes: [no notes, really ] > Tags: [ ] > [submit] > > The actual url being used, (when I document.write() it before going > to the URL) includes all four field/value pairs. > > Why is del.icio.us recognizing the description, url, and notes that I > pass it, but NOT my tags? What do I have to do to get it to recognize > my tags? > > Thanks in advance. > > > --- Brett O'Connor Blimps Go 90, LLC P: 303-810-8891 E: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Get my book, del.icio.us Mashups! - ISBN-10: 0470097760)
