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  • Add a blog post manually (web client version)

     

    This section is for use only with a multi-user web application client. If your client is an installed application, then skip this section and read Add a blog post manually (desktop client version) instead.

     

    Adding a post to a blog is a little bit more complicated than getting a feed, because you need to create the XML code or client-library object representing the blog entry, and authentication is required.

     

    Here's what you do at the protocol level:

     

    First, create a blog post. For example, you might create the following post:

     

    <entry xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom'>   <title type='text'>Marriage!</title>   <content type='xhtml'>     <div xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">       <p>Mr. Darcy has <em>proposed marriage</em> to me!</p>       <p>He is the last man on earth I would ever desire to marry.</p>       <p>Whatever shall I do?</p>     </div>   </content>   <author>     <name>Elizabeth Bennet</name>     <email>liz@gmail.com</email>   </author> </entry> 

     

    Then authenticate the user, using the AuthSub authentication system.

     

    Note: You can't use AuthSub with the current version of Blogger. If you're writing a web client for the current Blogger, use HTTP basic authentication. AuthSub is only for the Blogger version that's currently in beta.

     

    To acquire an AuthSub token for a given Blogger user, your application must redirect the user to the AuthSubRequest URL, which prompts them to log into their Google account.

     

    After the user logs in, the AuthSub system redirects them to the URL you specified in the next query parameter of the AuthSubRequest URL. The AuthSub system appends an authentication token to that URL, as the value of the token query parameter. Your application then uses that authentication token in subsequent interactions with Blogger.

     

    For details, including information on registering your application with Google and on exchanging a one-time token for a session token, see the AuthSub documentation.

     

    Use the authentication token to create an Authorization header for a new POST request:

     

    Authorization: AuthSub token="yourAuthToken"

     

    Note that the values in the Authorization header for AuthSub should be surrounded by quotation marks.

     

    In the body of the new   POST request, place the Atom <entry> element you created above, using the application/atom+xml content type.

     

    Now send the POST request to the appropriate Blogger URL:

     

    POST http://www.blogger.com/feeds/blogID/posts/full

     

    Blogger creates a blog post using the entry you sent, then returns an HTTP 201 CREATED status code, along with a copy of the new post in the form of an <entry> element. The returned entry is similar to the one you sent, but the returned one contains various elements added by Blogger, such as an <id> element.

     

    If your request fails for some reason, Blogger may return a different status code; for information about the status codes, see the Protocol document.
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