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Went here, fou...
Went here, found this:
Good news, friends! We no longer require appkey registration to use the Blogger API. If you send us an appkey of 0123456789ABCDEF, then everything will work fine.
Plugin worked:
Sounds like they don't require a unique key, but the plugin only worked when I used their generic one.
Example text from bac.php:
$bac_server = "www.blogger.com"; // the server receiving your crossposts
$bac_path = "/api"; // the path to the xmlrpc engine
$bac_key = "0123456789ABCDEF"; // unnecessary except on blogger.com
Edit: the original author of this comment posted the incorrect configuration format for BAC. I'm sure it worked due to other errors made, but I've since changed it to reflect the way BAC was intended to be configured.
-- (November 21, 2005) on thursday 2005-11-17 2124
$bac_server ...
$bac_server = "your.blogger.api.service.hostname";
$bac_path = "/your/absolute/path/to/service/handler";Could you be a bit more specific about what these need to be?
I used the blogger sugested "http://www.blogger.com/api" the wordpress "http://www.my.site.name.com/xmlrpc.php".
Do you need to do anything to get the WP posts to show up on blogger? I tested by posting on my WP blog but nothign showed on blogger.
You still have Xanga in the instructions:
" // You must fill out these parameters for your Xanga account before"
-- (November 21, 2005) on thursday 2005-11-17 2124