Comments on: Performancing for Firefox 1.3.5 released!

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By: Michaella

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By: LadyM

LadyM — Wed, 04 Apr 2007 06:05:48 +0000

When closing the right sidebar, the text in the main area doesn’t re-wrap to the outer edge. Or at least only a few lines of a long post might rewrap appropriately to that outer edge but the rest of the lines will look as though the sidebar is still open. So what’s the point of closing that right side bar?
My WordPress blog not open in FF

By: xzero012

xzero012 — Wed, 28 Feb 2007 22:43:14 +0000

Posting flash content with performancing firefox 1.3.5 works as the instructions have stated. You should upload using “Source Editing” view and not the Live preview or Rich (Normal) editing as switching views would sometimes take out the necessary closing tags.

Here lies the problem: Say my first post contained flash content, it will successfully post. When I create a new post with absolutely no flash content, the error warning message regarding closing tags appear as if I am trying to upload a post with that kind of content. Checking under history (to view my 1st post with blog content), the closing tags are gone. This is all done using the “Source Editing” view.

Seems like I can’t post anything AFTER the post with flash content. Any help? Suggestions?\

here’s my blog by the way: xzero012 See the flash (picture gallery)? I’ve uploaded that using performancing firefox. I can’t post anything anymore after putting that using performancing firefox.

By: chicsinred

chicsinred — Thu, 14 Dec 2006 22:13:42 +0000

performancing still not working my my old blogspot account
I don’t want to change to beta since I prefer the old account

help me?

By: nixcraft

nixcraft — Thu, 16 Nov 2006 05:01:49 +0000

Opps wrong post, it was for nick!

By: Jed Brown

Jed Brown — Wed, 15 Nov 2006 19:20:34 +0000

ebrito: No it should still work with both.
Please PM me with any errors you get, and the url of your blog and I’ll investigate.
Sorry you are having trouble

By: ebrito

ebrito — Wed, 15 Nov 2006 04:00:32 +0000

This is the message I receive trying to add my Blogger blogs. (OLD Blogger account, not beta)

When I installed last version, I lost my Blogger blog. So, I erased them and when trying to add them, one by one (Where did the past option go? I mean: giving Blogger login and pwd in previous versions appeared all your blogs and you just had to click desired blog to be edit with PFF) I get this error.

Is this PFF only working with Blogger Beta?

By: travel cooler

travel cooler — Tue, 14 Nov 2006 14:07:57 +0000

Just wanted to thank you for the image upload function! The API upload worked beautifully with my wordpress blog, and is a fantastic improvement! I can now add the width, height, alignment and alt/title tags in the code before publishing and only need to log into my wordpress installation to add an excerpt and icon image.
I also enjoyed the added “performancingtags” class to Technorati links, up till now I’ve manually added a class to those links and it’s great not to have to do that anymore!
Thanks for sharing this great tool!
Anni

By: KirkM

KirkM — Tue, 14 Nov 2006 13:38:47 +0000

For some reason the above comment posted twice so this is the replacement since I can’t delete the thing.

Have a good day all.

By: KirkM

KirkM — Tue, 14 Nov 2006 13:34:29 +0000

Hmmm, seems it looked like I was logged into the blog (PFF) but really wasn’t. After shutting down FF2, restarting and logging back into my blog with PFF the image upload worked just fine with the url appearing in the url field just the way it was supposed to.

Good job all…just what I was waiting for and I’m sure many others were as well. I’ll be sure to beat on it…er…test the function thoroughly.

Many thanks for a great extension!

By: KirkM

KirkM — Tue, 14 Nov 2006 13:33:01 +0000

Good job all…just what I was waiting for and I’m sure many others were as well. I’ll be sure to beat on it…er…test the function thoroughly.

Many thanks for a great extension!

By: KirkM

KirkM — Tue, 14 Nov 2006 09:48:41 +0000

Hi Jed,

Nice getting the new version out. I was actually surprised to see it when I brought up Firefox this am and of course I just had to try the “upload via API” button for uploading images to my WordPress.com blog.

It seemed to upload to WordPress.com ok but there seems to be no way to insert the image into the post after it’s uploaded. Clicking the “Insert image” button after the file is selected asks for a URL to the image and clicking the “upload via API” button uploads the image and states the upload was successful but it doesn’t appear in the post or the history and unfortunately, I have no idea where WordPress.com stores the images. The path to my past images seems to change with the date (month/day) and the posts made with Windows Live Writer puts images into it’s own unique path different from the standard WordPress.com path (this function was requested by bloggers who have their blog self hosted in order to keep there root directory uncluttered apparently).

Am I perhaps missing something here such as an “upload and insert” option or a setting I haven’t found? I may be missing something right under my nose and I realize it’s experimental yet.

Keep up the good work.

By: catvendredi

catvendredi — Mon, 13 Nov 2006 15:48:17 +0000

All set up have been done properly :

Just have a look

Thank you !

By: Jed Brown

Jed Brown — Mon, 13 Nov 2006 10:13:40 +0000

Troy, thanks for the feedback.
As for the sidebar, yes, I have thought about that, and will look into making a theme for pff that would make the sidebar usable.

As for the blogware issue. Do you know if I can get a test account somewhere to debug on?
Thanks

By: troyangrignon

troyangrignon — Mon, 13 Nov 2006 09:28:52 +0000

Hi Jed,

I would have sent this via your contact page but it’s broken. If I try to use it to send a note, I get an “unknown command” error or even though I’m submitting from my email address (troy@troyangrignon.com) it says “507info@troyangrignon.com” is unknown address (??????)

Anyway, here is some feedback on Performancing running on Firefox 1.5.0.8 on Mac OS 10.4.8.

Pros: The basic text editor seems to work well. In fact, you seem to have built one of the few text editors that can really do indented bulleted lists very well. Congrats on that.

Bugs and problems:

- posting to my Blogware account is horrible. It either lets me push the “publish” button and then does nothing at all. Or it posts and then gives me both the closing message (something like hit OK to clear and cancel to leave your text here) BUT the browser gives an error on top of that that says “there is no XML RPC API at this address) or something similar and it has an OK button. Hitting that OK also hits the CANCEL button underneath, dropping me back at the raw text in the text editor. Here’s the best/worst part. It actually HAS posted the post at my blogware account but without any of the checked categories. So then I have to go into Blogware, open up the post, click on the categories I want and resave it. Needless to say, this is all very frustrating.

- When closing the right sidebar, the text in the main area doesn’t re-wrap to the outer edge. Or at least only a few lines of a long post might rewrap appropriately to that outer edge but the rest of the lines will look as though the sidebar is still open. So what’s the point of closing that right side bar?

Feature request:

- have you thought of making it optional to have the whole editor stacked on the left/right side of the broswer for those of us who have wide screens? I have three monitors: my Macbook 13, my Dell 20″ wide, and my Dell 24″ wide. In all cases, it would be far more useful to me to have your text-editing panel on the right hand side of my browser window rather than at the bottom of the window. Ideally it would have a slideable/grabbable pane so that I could set it to whatever width I want, leaving me the rest of the window for the browser contents.

Anyway, thanks for listening and good luck with your continued development.

Troy