Mike has posted detailed notes on pulling bookmarks from del.icio.us into any content

01-November-2005

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This is just a reminder that Mike has posted copious instructions on the quick, dirty and general ( ie useful ) way to pull bookmarks from del.icio.us into any content you can edit.

This is just a reminder that Mike has posted copious instructions on the quick, dirty and general ( ie useful ) way to pull bookmarks from del.icio.us into any content you can edit.

The editors of the NGRF site have been 'getting' the power of social-bookmarking lately, and have started to assemble a useful resource at their del.icio.us account. While drafting an email to them about options for leveraging that resource within the NGRF site, it occurred to me that a very easy technique already exists for bringing 'live' links lists into discursive site content, using the javascript linkroll feature from del.icio.us itself. This post explains how to do that

elearning2.0 | So dumb it's smart: how to embed live lists from del.icio.us tags in your own textual content

Please let Mike know if you have any problems with those instructions ( maybe join and comment at his blog - or just post here with a trackback link to his how-to entry; using the bookmarklet it's easy to blog about other content :o)


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