Changes not updated to other services - 28 views

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  #1 anonymous on 29 Nov 07

   

  Hi
  
  I use Diigo to bookmark/tag into Diigo, Blinklist, del.icio.us and ma.gnolia which works very well, except:
  
  If I edit the bookmark using the edit function from a list of bookmarks and, for instance change the tag(s) the change is not updated in the other services.
  
  But, if I navigate to the bookmarked site and click on the Diigo button on the toolbar to bring up the full panel and change the tags and then Submit and Close the tags are updated across the other services.
  
  Obviously I can work round by using the toolbar, but it would be good if the other method worked too.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Hi <br /> <br /> I use Diigo to bookmark/tag into Diigo, Blinklist, del.icio.us and ma.gnolia which works very well, except: <br /> <br /> If I edit the bookmark using the edit function from a list of bookmarks and, for instance change the tag(s) the change is not updated in the other services. <br /> <br /> But, if I navigate to the bookmarked site and click on the Diigo button on the toolbar to bring up the full panel and change the tags and then Submit and Close the tags are updated across the other services. <br /> <br /> Obviously I can work round by using the toolbar, but it would be good if the other method worked too.</div>

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  #2 Joel Liu on 06 Dec 07

   

  Windyn,
  It costs too much for us to sync the bookmarks by implementing save, delete, edit and other functions.
  Could you like it to be a premium feature later?

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Windyn, <br /> It costs too much for us to sync the bookmarks by implementing save, delete, edit and other functions. <br /> Could you like it to be a premium feature later?</div>

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  #3 anonymous on 06 Dec 07

   

  Hi Joel
  
  Sorry, I didn't make the bug report clearer.
  
  The changes are written to the other services if you use the toolbar button, so the cost issue is irrelevant.
  
  The problem is that the changes are not written if using the edit function from the bookmark list.
  
  So the functionality is already present via the toolbar but the edit function from the bookmark list is not calling the same code to perform the update.
  
  Regarding delete, if the functionality to update the bookmarks is present via the toolbar button it should be a minor change when calling the other services APIs to perform a delete.
  
  Premium feature - no edit function is a bug, and delete a bug too.
  
  Thanks
  
  Nigel
  
  joel wrote:
  > Windyn,
  > It costs too much for us to sync the bookmarks by implementing save, delete, edit and other functions.
  > Could you like it to be a premium feature later?

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Hi Joel <br /> <br /> Sorry, I didn't make the bug report clearer. <br /> <br /> The changes are written to the other services if you use the toolbar button, so the cost issue is irrelevant. <br /> <br /> The problem is that the changes are not written if using the edit function from the bookmark list. <br /> <br /> So the functionality is already present via the toolbar but the edit function from the bookmark list is not calling the same code to perform the update. <br /> <br /> Regarding delete, if the functionality to update the bookmarks is present via the toolbar button it should be a minor change when calling the other services APIs to perform a delete. <br /> <br /> Premium feature - no edit function is a bug, and delete a bug too. <br /> <br /> Thanks <br /> <br /> Nigel <br /> <br /> joel wrote: <br /> > Windyn, <br /> > It costs too much for us to sync the bookmarks by implementing save, delete, edit and other functions. <br /> > Could you like it to be a premium feature later?</div>

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  #4 Joel Liu on 06 Dec 07

   

  1.Currently, the post to other services feature is done in the client side (toolbar), not in the server side.
  2. If we provide the function you suggest in the post, the cost will be high when people do batch operations and other services may also ban our IP.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">1.Currently, the post to other services feature is done in the client side (toolbar), not in the server side. <br /> 2. If we provide the function you suggest in the post, the cost will be high when people do batch operations and other services may also ban our IP.</div>

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  #5 anonymous on 06 Dec 07

   

  OK I understand about potential hazards for batch operations, so don't enable that functionality for batch operations.
  
  However, if the functionality already exists in the toolbar, just ensure the same code is called when editing a bookmark from the bookmark list.
  
  Delete of single bookmarks in other services shouldn't be hard to implement either and surely is a bug if synchronisation of other services is enabled via the options panel.
  
  
  joel wrote:
  > 1.Currently, the post to other services feature is done in the client side (toolbar), not in the server side.
  > 2. If we provide the function you suggest in the post, the cost will be high when people do batch operations and other services may also ban our IP.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">OK I understand about potential hazards for batch operations, so don't enable that functionality for batch operations. <br /> <br /> However, if the functionality already exists in the toolbar, just ensure the same code is called when editing a bookmark from the bookmark list. <br /> <br /> Delete of single bookmarks in other services shouldn't be hard to implement either and surely is a bug if synchronisation of other services is enabled via the options panel. <br /> <br /> <br /> joel wrote: <br /> > 1.Currently, the post to other services feature is done in the client side (toolbar), not in the server side. <br /> > 2. If we provide the function you suggest in the post, the cost will be high when people do batch operations and other services may also ban our IP.</div>

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