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Odiogo Extension Update

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This is an upgrade to the Odiogo Extension by Mads Kistensen that uses the new ExtensionManager in the BlogEngine.NET 1.3 release. You can download it by clicking the link below.

Odiogo is a service that reads your RSS feed and creates an mp3 file for each of your blogs. This extension adds the Odigo's Listen now icon to the top of your blog posts.

For more information see Mad's Make your blog talk post.

Download: Odiogo.cs (2.89 kb) Updated 12/25/07

Update: There are two bugs in the BlogEngine 1.3 release related to Scalar Values in Extensions. I have submitted the patches to the BlogEngine.NET team. In the mean time, you can download the fixed files below:

Download: ExtensionParameter.cs (2.97 kb)
Download: Settings.ascx.cs (10.76 kb)

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shuff

Posted on Monday, 21 January 2008 10:37

I've added the Odiogo Extension and I have the latest version of BlogEngine 1.3 but I can't get it working. I've followed his instructions but when I look at the link it creates it does not see me Feed Id but still puts in 0.

Any suggestions? Thanks.

Steve Huff

Posted on Monday, 21 January 2008 23:02

I've installed the two file patches and I've installed the Odiogo extenstion but I still can't get it working and was wondering if you had any ideas.

I added the following to my headers:

<link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml" title="Podcast" href="podcasts.odiogo.com/.../podcasts-xml.php"/>" rel="nofollow">podcasts.odiogo.com/.../>

and I updated the line in Odiogo.cs:

int feedid = 0;
to
int feedid = 57568;

but I get a message saying

Sorry, this article is not available yet.

But it's there if you go to:
podcasts.odiogo.com/.../podcasts-xml.php

Thanks for any help.

Phil

Posted on Thursday, 31 January 2008 16:08

You can set the Feed Id by going into Administration "extension" tab, selecting "edit" link for Odiogo, and filling in the Feed Id there.

Phil

Posted on Thursday, 15 May 2008 09:49

@Steve,

The <link> attribute you mentioned is not required. In fact using it will cause your web page to display very slowly with some themes.

I hope this helps.

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