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ScreenSteps Documentation » Publishing to Blogs & Wikis » Configuring Drupal Blog API

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  • Basic Configuration Settings 2
    • Configure ScreenSteps to Upload Lessons to Your Blog
    • Uploading a Lesson to a Blog/Wiki
  • Confluence 1
    • Enabling Remote API
  • Drupal 6 5
    • Configuring Drupal Blog API
    • Configuring File Upload Path
    • Changing Input Format On Individual Posts
    • Changing Default Input Format (Optional)
    • Configuring ScreenSteps
  • Google Sites 3
    • Configuring ScreenSteps For Google Sites
    • Posting To Google Sites
    • Hiding Attachments in Google Sites
  • Joomla 7
    • Introduction
    • Enable Web Services
    • Download Movable Type Plugin
    • Installing Movable Type Plugin
    • Activating Movable Type Plugin
    • Configuring Movable Type Plugin
    • Configure ScreenSteps and Export To Blog
  • Mindtouch 3
    • How to create a page in Mindtouch using a ScreenSteps lesson
    • How to insert a ScreenSteps lesson into an existing Mindtouch page
    • How to update a Mindtouch page after making changes to a lesson
  • Parature 1
    • How to configure a Parature web export account
  • Squarespace 1
    • Uploading Lessons From ScreenSteps to Squarespace
  • Zendesk 4
    • Configuring a Zendesk Web Export Account
    • Uploading a Lesson to a Zendesk Forum
    • Commenting on an Existing Zendesk Forum Post
    • Replacing content of an Existing Zendesk Forum Post

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Nov 18, 2010

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Configuring Drupal Blog API

This lesson will show you how to post to Drupal version 6.15 with ScreenSteps.

Navigate to Drupal Administration Area

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Enable Blog API

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Navigate to Site configuration > Blog API.

Enable Blog Entry

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Make sure the Blog Entry checkbox is checked (1) and click Save Configuration (2).

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Comments (4)

James Tuesday Oct 19 at 02:49 PM

These instructions don't make sense with Drupal 7.

Also, I've noticed (playing with Drupal Gardens) that the content type "book" would be great in conjuncture with ScreenSteps. Can screensteps upload content to a Drupal Book?

root Tuesday Oct 19 at 02:54 PM

@James - We haven't looked at Drupal 7 as of yet. It seems it just barely entered beta stage. Once Drupal 7 is released I can revisit the instructions.

Drupal 6 doesn't provide a way of posting content in any other way the one outlined here (at least not that I could find). I don't know if this has changed at all in Drupal 7.

geistteufel Thursday Jan 13 at 11:57 PM

Well, everything has changed with drupal7. Blogapi is outside the code. so they is a module. I can t make it work with so iPhone tools like BlogPress or another. They support Drupal Api but the module come without it. They support blogger, movabletype and more. Even by choosing this in service type nothing work. I will try harder.

Blue Mango Tuesday Jan 25 at 05:35 AM

I have started looking into Drupal 7 but have not had any luck getting the blogapi module to work. I located the module on this page:

http://drupal.org/project/blogapi

I then downloaded the version from github and installed it. I then enabled all 4 options (Blog API, Blogger, MetaWeblog and MovableType) in the Modules screen.

ScreenSteps is able to communicate with drupal and drupal allows ScreenSteps to upload a lesson. The blog post on Drupal contains the text "Array" in the blog title and has no content so it appears some work still needs to be done on the new module.

It may make the most sense for us to write our own module for Drupal at some point. That will have to wait for another day though...

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