Blogger for Drupal 6.x

hi,
i m in need of blogger for drupal 6 too. eager to know if it can be released soon.

OK lets see if I can update this module to 6. Subscribing. Gettting closer and closer to Migrating my site to 6.

Not going to happen by me. I updated everything I can find and everything but the block works. I am sure I am missing something simple I will likely patch later and post it maybe someone else will have a clue what I missed.

Thanks
Robert

Attached is a mostly working patch to port version 1.4 to drupal 6.

There are a couple of places where I have more or less added a hack that is probably not working - around lines 190 (+/- a few lines) and 299 in blogger.module

thanks, I will review the patch.

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when it is expected to release official release for D6?

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any news? it's been a while...

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I've taken and applied the patch from nbz, and solved the issues that were causing errors on the "more" page. Here's the complete module, I'll see about creating a patch file later (just switched to Mac and I'm still used to using Tortoise SVN for creating my patch files).

Enjoy!

Here's that patch file I promised.

the change of "bloggers" to "blogger" in the text strings seems wrong. blogger is the name of the module, but bloggers is a plural of blogger - which in this sense is a person who blogs and not the name of this module.

To have a list of bloggers you can use simple module Bloggers for Drupal 6.
Module show a list of bloggers and X their last blog posts titles.

You can use module blog statistics where you can do own views with bloggers based on number of their blogs and other things. (simply function to ask how many blogs has some user).
It is resource very friendly, block/view is shown immediately, because info and numbers are stored in table and when new blog is added, only some info is changed. So there is no need to calculate numbers of blogs for each users etc, everything is in the table already.

Thanks for pointing me at the blog statistics module, its a very good approach using a view for this. I attached the view I'm using to #667164: Default view that gives same block and page like the blogger module. With a view you can easily add more fields or images to the block or page.