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Bookmark's annotations in the group's page don't match with my library - 70 views

started by Marco Antonio Jonack on 01 Dec 09 7 follow-ups, last by Graham Perrin on 20 Mar 10

#1 Marco Antonio Jonack on 01 Dec 09

I've shared a bookmark with one of my private groups but most of the annotations available in the group's page cannot be seem from my library (the first 12 annotations in the group's page don't appear in my library). I suppose that even if a bookmark is shared among groups highlights on it should appear in both my library and groups page.

Is that a bug? Did I do something wrong?

Thanks in advance.

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#3 Marco Antonio Jonack on 03 Dec 09

I've tried the following to fix the first problem (annotations from 'My Groups' don't match with 'My Library':

1) Remove the shared bookmark from the group;

2) In the already bookmarked page which contains all the highlights and stick notes I want to share, right click and choose the context menu option "Bookmark this page to Diigo..."

3) In the window "Edit your bookmark on Diigo" select the option "Share to a Group" and choose the group.

4) Check the option "Share the existent annotations";

5) Click in the button 'save'.

After all this, the bad news: it didn't work. As reported in my first post, exactly the same 12 annotations that appear in the 'My Library' are missing in the 'My groups' page. This is definitely a bug...

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#8 Marco Antonio Jonack on 04 Dec 09

It worked, but with a side effect on the bookmark "SOA Governance - How Best To Embrace it, Part 1: Introduction to Enterprise... " whose annotations in "My Groups" (MG) didn't match with the annotations in "My Library" (ML) page. For this bookmark, now I can see the same annotations in MG and ML, but when I click on it and got redirected to the page it points to (http://www.soamag.com/I33/1009-3.php) the highlights don't load. I'm sending you a temp password so you can check by yourself. I verified the problem in FF 3.5.5 and IE 7, both running with the latest diigo toolbar.

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#9 Marco Antonio Jonack on 08 Dec 09

Hi Joe, did you receive my e-mail with the password? I really appreciated if you could check out the problem I reported above. I spent a lot of time making those highlights and it would be a shame to lost them all...

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#11 Marco Antonio Jonack on 16 Dec 09

Hey diigo's support team! All the problems I reported above were not solved yet! Could you, please, try to fix them? If you can't do something, specially in regard to the post #8, then all the time and effort I've spent will be lost... again.
PS: time goes by and diigo's problems are still the same: unfixed bugs and lack of support...

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#13 Marco Antonio Jonack on 11 Jan 10

Hi Joel! Any news or fixes for the bugs that I reported? I'm still experiencing the problems described on the posts #8 and #10. Thanks!

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#16 Marco Antonio Jonack on 11 Jan 10

You're right, sorry for #10. For #8, as you can see, the guys at soamag have changed the underlying technology and now all ASP pages requests has been redirected to PHP versions. I'm not sure neither if it would be possible nor if it will fix the problem, but once I (apparently) don't have access to the URL stored at diigo, could you, please, update the URL in your database? Thanks a lot for your help.

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#19 Marco Antonio Jonack on 11 Jan 10

I'm not sure. I don't know what diigo developers had in mind, but it sounds to me quite reasonable that some changes in a shared bookmark don't be forwarded to your private library. My point is: maybe some group members don't have the same view as yours regarding to what tags should classify a given bookmark. So they can change that classification at will while yours stays untouched. Am I right Joel?

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