Per this post I created the attached patch file to place a blog this button at the end of every aggregator entry.

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#3 aggregator_blogit.patch1.32 KBcsevb10
aggregator_6.patch872 bytestcblack

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boris mann’s picture

boris mann commented
Status: Reviewed & tested by the community » Needs review

Much as I would love to see this teleport straight to RTBC, it needs to be reviewed first.

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tcblack commented

Sorry. I guess I inadvertently ignored protocol.

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csevb10 commented
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new aggregator_blogit.patch1.32 KB

I've replicated what was there in a working patch against 6.x-dev at the moment.
I replaced the l() with the new version of l() for Drupal 6.
theme_aggregator_block_item has the same issue with the misused l() for Drupal 6. I haven't fixed that here, but the code should essentially be identical

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catch
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Version: 6.x-dev » 7.x-dev
Status: Needs review » Needs work

No longer applies, bumping to D7.

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Shai commented

The issue of the "blog-it" feature is being discussed now at: http://drupal.org/node/233407

There the conversation is trending against the inclusion of this functionality at all (in core).

boris mann’s picture

boris mann commented

I love how we keep adding and removing this feature every other version. I was p'o'd as hell when it got removed for pretty much no reason. But, times change. The hardcoded bits do need to get removed (probably folded into blog.module), and really, I'd rather see effort put into feedapi-like functionality in core.

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casey commented
Version: 7.x-dev » 8.x-dev

We're in alpha fase for D7 already.

I agree on moving this into blog.module or creating a contrib module for it.

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devin carlson commented
Status: Needs work » Closed (won't fix)

Blog module has been removed from Drupal 8 as of #233301: Remove blog module from core and you can implement this yourself in a theme/module by overriding the theme function as is done in the original patch.