Showing posts with label posting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label posting. Show all posts
We're aware of the issue preventing the post editor from loading for some users. Our team is investigating this right now and we hope to have this sorted out as soon as possible.

Thanks for your patience in the meantime.

Update: 5/10 This is fixed and the post editor should load without issue now.
We've reproduced an issue which is affecting paragraph spacing when composing from the Old Post Editor on IE. We're working to sort out the underlying issue, but in the meantime we recommend updating to the New Editor from the Settings | Basic tab.

Thanks for your patience.

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Some users are having trouble loading the new post editor. We are investigating the issue and hope to have a fix shortly. Please stay tuned here for the latest updates.

In the meantime, you can post using the old post editor by reverting form the Settings | Basic tab. Thanks for your patience.

Update: This has been fixed.

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Users that have enabled the new post editor may see script errors when uploading images and videos. The errors should not prevent you from successfully uploading your images and video.

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Some users are reporting a bX-xovb7t error when creating a new post. We're looking into this and will report back when we have an update on the issue.

As a workaround, you can remove your post template code from the Settings | Formatting tab, and you will be able to post again.

Thanks for your patience.
Scheduled posting is currently unreliable for some users. We're looking into this and will post and update when we have more to share.

Thanks for your patience.

Update July 6, 2009: A fix will be pushed to production by tomorrow (Tuesday) evening, (US Pacific GMT -0800).
Popup dialogs are currently broken when editing a post on Blogger in Draft. We are working to fix the issue. In the meantime, please create and edit your posts via Blogger's non-experimental interface at www.blogger.com.
Some users are experiencing problems with FTP publishing that may affect image upload and posting. While we are working on the fix, one quick recommendation would be to clear your browser's cache and cookies and then try to re-publish.
Scheduled posts are currently not being published. We’re working on the fix. Once it is fixed we will publish the backlog of posts that were scheduled but didn’t get published.

Update, 11AM: This is now fixed. Previously-scheduled posts that should have been published by now are now published.

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Blogs that require a word verification (CAPTCHA) for each post cannot schedule posts to publish in the future. Those posts will be saved as drafts. Blog owners should click the “?” help icon next to the word verification for instructions on how to get the blog reviewed and the word verification restriction removed.
The "Check Spelling" button in the Blogger post editor is currently non-functional.

Update, 2/22: "Check Spelling" now works again.
Clicking on image uploaded through the post editor will show a file download box instead of showing the full-size image in the browser. We are currently working to fix this issue. In the meantime, a workaround is to make two changes to the first URL in the image <a> tag:

Update, 12/4: We pushed a fix for this late last night. Uploaded image click-throughs now work correctly again.

1. Replace "-R" with "-h".
2. Replace the image location folder (preceeding something like "s1600-R") with the folder in the second URL.

Old code:
<a href="http://.../uvkJJAw53aw/s1600-R/PICTURE.JPG">
<img src="http://.../sDRgJ2i-NLo/s320/PICTURE.JPG" /></a>


New Code:
<a href="http://.../sDRgJ2i-NLo/s1600-h/PICTURE.JPG">
<img src="http://.../sDRgJ2i-NLo/s320/PICTURE.JPG"/></a>
Embedded Google Maps can only be edited in Edit HTML mode. Compose mode will change the embedded code so that the map no longer appears, and this may also cause problems using the posting form.

Update, 9/25: This has been fixed (for a week or so now, actually).
Autosave and image upload do not work with the new Safari 3 beta. We're investigating.

Update, 6/12: All fixed! Autosave and image upload, as well as other features of Blogger’s Compose mode work in the Safari 3 beta.

Update, 6/22: A caveat on this: Safari’s text editor implementation has a habit of creating <div> tags around each paragraph under certain, yet-to-be-determined circumstances. If you notice a lot of extra space between paragraphs after using Safari 3’s editor, choose “Edit HTML” and delete the <div> and </div> tags.

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Uploading one or more photos with a total size over 3MB will not work due to a limitation on our servers. Instead, users will see "The page cannot be dislayed" or "The connection was reset" error messages. A workaround is to upload one photo at a time or shrink photos larger than 3MB.
Some users are unable to upload images on the beta due to a fix made yesterday, 9/6. The solution for this particular problem is to clear your browser’s cache. Alternately, force-reloading the posting form (CNTL-F5 on Windows) should also solve the problem. (As a note, we appreciate your patience as we work through the hiccups and problems with image uploading in general.)