47: memory security, the editing thereof [[Wed, Dec 23rd, 2009 at 9:29] ] lj_userdoc [azurelunatic] Apropos of http://www.livejournal.com/support/see_request.bml?id=1032126: http://www.livejournal.com/support/faqbrowse.bml?faqid=47 implies that you must edit memory security one by one, but does not outright say this. Current: On this page, you can edit the memory's description, keywords, and security level. You can also delete the memory. This does not delete the original entry; it only removes it from your memory listing. There are several ways to delete a memory: * Deleting a Single Memory: Erase your description, then click the submit button. If the entry has been deleted, you will see a button which will allow you to delete the memory. * Deleting Multiple Memories: Click on the specific memory category that contains the memories you want to delete, and add &multidelete=1 to the end of that URL in your web browser's address bar. Check the box next to each memory you wish to delete, then click the Delete Selected button. Proposed: On this page, you can edit the memory's description, keywords, and security level. Memory descriptions and security levels may only be edited individually. You can also delete the memory. This does not delete the original entry; it only removes it from your memory listing. There are several ways to delete a memory: * Deleting a Single Memory: Erase your description, then click the submit button. If the entry has been deleted, you will see a button which will allow you to delete the memory. * Deleting Multiple Memories: Click on the specific memory category that contains the memories you want to delete, and add &multidelete=1 to the end of that URL in your web browser's address bar. Check the box next to each memory you wish to delete, then click the Delete Selected button. You Will

Wiki: support tags [[Tue, Dec 22nd, 2009 at 6:58] ] lj_userdoc [azurelunatic] I've created a stub article for support tags: http://wiki.livejournal.org/index.php/Support_tags It will need filling out with category policies as they are developed. You Will (2) Just Read

userpics on recent entries [[Mon, Dec 21st, 2009 at 12:03] ] lj_userdoc [boredinsomniac] FAQ 95 on userpic keywords says this: "If you want your style to display your userpics alongside your entries on your Recent Entries page, you will need to use keywords to select the images when posting and customize your style." I know you don't need to select a keyword in order for the userpic to display on recent entries. I think most styles will display them without the user going out of their way to make it happen, and I don't think Support gets a lot of questions about how to include userpics on recent entries, so it seems like this is no longer something that needs to be addressed. But definitely the part about the keywords is incorrect. You Will

LJ.XMLRPC.addcomment [[Tue, Dec 15th, 2009 at 10:50] ] lj_dev [jfelectron] Has anyone successfully used the undocumented addcomment XMLRPC method? It seems to take journal, ditemid, parenttalkid, poster, body, subject and props. ditemid is self-explanatory, but I'm not sure what parenttalkid is. Every time I've tried to call the method, I get an error of 'No such entry. at /home/lj/cgi-bin/ljprotocol.pl line 250'. Looking at the code, this is right after the journal specified by the journal argument is pulled from the table. Any ideas? You Will (5) Just Read

FAQ 215 should mention /search/ [[Mon, Dec 14th, 2009 at 7:05] ] lj_userdoc [soph] We have the new LJ Search tool, but it doesn't seem to be mentioned in any FAQs. FAQ #215: How do I search my journal? How can I find a particular entry or comment? seems like the natural place to put it. You Will

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