PICASA WEB ALBUM DENY PASSWORD

Then there are the user-name and password entries to add this can't be all that hard, it's my blog after all Then I am invited by the configuration window in the extension manager to enter the name of the blog It's a wordpress blog I use so my options seem to be to enter Check the server configuration and access permissions' 'an error occurred when posting to the weblog server. I couldn't use this add-on a year ago and it's still throwing up errors It is easy to use so that any user can start blogging right away!

The Sun Weblog Publisher allows you to quickly create, edit and publish weblog entries on many popular Blog servers. Perhaps the next version will support Pixasa? I suppose the next step would be to ask the people at Sun Weblog Publisher for their position on this. I checked with the Picasa TCs, and this is the answer I got: 'It's possible that Sun web Publisher cannot upload the photos to Picasaweb into it's own album.' I wondered, where are the uploaded pictures stored? Are they stored in my picasa web album? Maybe they will develop this feature for spreadsheet and draw to.īut I can live/do with, editing the pictures direct from blogger, it is ok. I hope someone/'Sun' develops a neat solution in near future. It would really be cool, if I could upload my document, and it would appear looking 'exactly' the same on my blog (text, formating and images). I also tried using 'Sun Weblog Publisher' on Ubuntu (LibreOffice). I forgot to mention, yhat I use windows xp servicepack 3. Who is the problem-maker, is it Sun or Google? Then i login to 'Blogger', inside 'Blogger' I upload the pictures. Short description of problem: The images i send from LibreOffice via 'Sun weblog publisher', they are not uploaded on Blogger. Here is a conversation I had with Martins, see this link

Picasa web album deny