Lots of kinks to to iron out before it’s a totally smooth experience, but we’ll get there I’m sure :)
]]>So using the favorites call, it’s easy to get my favorites list and embed a random one of them in a page: See the result here.
You can directly copy’n’paste the code directly and change the user quite easily if you do not like my favorites :)
Updated 19/11: I added some comments and made the source a bit more readable.
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Lots of kinks to to iron out before it’s a totally smooth experience, but we’ll get there I’m sure :)
]]>Here’s my normal test video:
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You can find the embed code by clicking the embed button on any joost link page, i.e. like http://joost.com/13600fs for the above. (or look at the source here :)
It’s version 1, so there are still some rough edges. Like that we really insist on having the above size. Bear with us. Expect things to improve shortly, and constantly :)
(do note that this is my personal blog … this is not “official Joost speak”)
]]>I’ve hooked up the json favorites call in a DataSource and then connected it to a DataTable, and voila:
A simple (and ugly :) ) page showing my, and some of my colleagues’, favorites.
It’s not just cut’n’paste though to replicate, as I’m proxying the API calls because of cross-domain… will try to find time to show one can get around that.
WARNING: The above builds on alpha APIs so we might just go around and change them all next week… Well, we’re probably not, just saying that we might change some things, so do not flame me when it suddenly breaks down :)
]]>I’ve hooked up the json favorites call in a DataSource and then connected it to a DataTable, and voila:
A simple (and ugly :) ) page showing my favorites, and some of my colleagues.
It’s not just cut’n’paste
WARNING: The above builds on alpha APIs so we might just go around and change them all next week… Well, we’re probably not, just saying that we might change some things, so do not flame me when it suddenly breaks down :)
]]>Just created an index template with this content, and linked it to a file.
<MTSetVar name="body_class" value="mt-main-index">
<MTSetVar name="main_template" value="1">
<MTSetVar name="main_index" value="1">
<MTSetVar name="sidebar" value="1">
<MTSetVarBlock name="title"><$MTBlogName encode_html="1"$></MTSetVarBlock>
<$MTInclude module="Header"$>
<mt:setvarblock name="today_date"><mt:Date format="%B %e">
</mt:setvarblock>
<div class="action-stream hfeed">
<mt:ActionStreams days="5">
<mt:DateHeader>
<h2 class="action-stream-header asset-name">
<mt:setvarblock name="this_date"><mt:StreamActionDate format="%B%e">
</mt:setvarblock>
<mt:if name="$today_date" eq="$this_date">
Today
<mt:else>
<mt:var name="this_date">
</mt:if>
</h2>
<ul class="action-stream-list">
</mt:DateHeader>
<li class="hentry service-icon service-<mt:var name="service_type">">
<span class="entry-content"><mt:StreamAction smarty_pants="1"></span>
<span class="published"><mt:StreamActionDate utc="1"
format="%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ"></span>
</li>
<mt:DateFooter>
</ul>
</mt:DateFooter>
</mt:ActionStreams>
</div>
<$MTInclude module="Footer"$>
It’s a chance to learn how we do widgets in Joost, and how you can do them yourself. More information on our Joost Development Group.
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