First I'd like to thank Diigo for offering this service but I do agree that I begin to lose some confidence.

I can understand that it's difficult to launch such a service without some problems in the beginning, but it would be easier to accept if we were more clearly informed.

* the pages seemed to be now cached quite quickly ( from 2 to 10 minutes, which is quite good) but how does it take until this page is reachable via the full text search? For instance I have a bookmark made on 2009-04-20 (10 days ago) , I can find it by the title not by full text research though the page is cached.

* the tag research when will it function? I can't possibly edit by hands hundreds of links and this is a vital function.

Thanks again
Stéphane

Sorry if I express myself not clearly enough.

* I can find the bookmark if i type a word that is in his title or in his description
* but i can't find it if i use a word or words used in the page but not in the tittle, like in Furl, that's what i meant by full text search. Am I wrong assuming that Diigo search should be able to do that?

Thaks
Merci

No problem wit wordpress? which version do you have?
But I can't make irt work with Drupal blog.

Stéphane

parrishka wrote:
> Whenever I try to add a wordpress blog, I get the following message:
>
> Sorry, server error. [1503]
>
> little help?
>
> thanks

Any idea when this feature will be restored? In my opinion it's a great feature that makes Diigo better than Furl and Delicious combined together.

Bonjour

As we all know links can sometimes be broken. Is there a tool ar a way of checking if links of my account are still valid?

Thanks
Stéphane

Thank you for your answer,

I know there is a cache
(I thought that caching was automatic, is it different?)
and you're right in some cases it will do the job but not if I have bookmarked the page because it's the start page of a website of interest.

Joel Liu wrote:
> How about caching all web pages you bookmarked? You don't need to check the URL validation in this case.

Thanks that's an idea.
Lets hope someone will develop a little application like Google delicious post checker which allows you to check and delete if necessary invalid links.

I still have this problem (Drupal 6.9) though I have put '1' in for the 'blogID' field

Peter Bradley wrote:
> It *was*, in fact, a bug - it isn't anymore. I posted the same message to drupal support, and they got right on it. It should work now, although you will probably have to put '1' in for the 'blogID' field. Don't ask me why - but it works with, and doesn't work without.
> Peter