On Mon, Oct 4, 2010 at 8:52 AM, Qwavel <qwavel@gmail.com> wrote:
I believe that you would get a better user experience using the blogger data api to retrieve posts and integrate them with your site over using an IFrame, mainly because you have a single page experience as opposed to the confusion around navigation that IFrames give.
Using various google data sources within an application is a valid way of building a site, in fact there was a Google IO 2010 video featured maintaining content for a shopping gadget using a google spreadsheet...
brett
I want to publish blogspot posts on an existing website.
In other words, I would be using blogger to edit and store posts, but
then use the blogger data API to retrieve those posts and publish them
on my site (the site uses Python on GAE).
Alternatively, I could embed my blogspot page in my website using an
iFrame. I think this would only work if I used an absolute minimal
blogger template for my blog. The blogspot navbar, for instance,
would have to be hidden.
I think that what I am trying to do is probably pretty normal - is
there a 'normal' way to do it?
I believe that you would get a better user experience using the blogger data api to retrieve posts and integrate them with your site over using an IFrame, mainly because you have a single page experience as opposed to the confusion around navigation that IFrames give.
Using various google data sources within an application is a valid way of building a site, in fact there was a Google IO 2010 video featured maintaining content for a shopping gadget using a google spreadsheet...
brett
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