Panoramio

I've at last found a way to post my newest Panoramio photos places other than Google Maps/Earth and Panoramio proper: the API widget! With this, I can add an iframe to any page and display my own photos from most newest to oldest. Right now I'm testing it out on the sidebar. It takes a little bit of time and effort to load the thing, but it seems to be working wonderfully anyway! See if THAT works for ya.

Comments.....

As much as I like comments, I really don't like them..here.

A few days ago I decided to change my comments display settings to show below the post, which involved activating post pages and changing a dumb little setting. And it caused all of my comments to disappear! What's up with that?

So anyway, I don't know if I want to complain or something. They say that for some cases, like when you move to a custom domain, the comments are still there, but they're not being displayed and it has to be fixed.. But nobody mentioned when you change display settings for comments.

Simple Update (as if you haven't gotten enough already)

So I had this job opportunity open up over the weekend for a janitor position at work. All I have to do is call this one lady at the church. I'm planning on doing that tomorrow morning maybe before school. Boy, I hope I can pick up something.

On another note: we're heading over to Loveland this evening for a visit with some friends. The excuse is to watch football, but none of us is very into football (even if Dad professes to be a fan). But it'll be good to visit with those guys anyway.

Yet another note, I tried looking over the jQuery API and couldn't quite figure it out. In addition to that, I researched Google Chrome theme builders and figured out how to do it manually in addition tothe little programs that do it for you. And, of course, I got all the videos listed below uploaded.

danipavliashvili2 is getting limelight!

So I did a vanity search today just to see where this site is going and it turns out that my Myst tutorial on FlyMode was published on Technorati.com. Also, the Georgian characters for the title (the phonetic translation in English is "Danieli Pavliashvili") got the attention of Holmes.ge with search results on my Photoshop brushes, Camstudio and Pivot.

So, in my vanity, I think I'll put a list of what I found so far:

• http://tw.youtube.com/Depwl9992


• http://technorati.com/blogs/danipavliashvili2.blogspot.com?reactions


• http://technorati.com/posts/ORzDjllffG%2BGklNjt6mHkQPi7VhFaIe_yXGokLFY%2Bhg%3D


• http://holmes.ge/search.htm?q=brushes&page=15&nocorrection=true


• http://www.holmes.ge/search.htm?q=pivot&page=10&nocorrection=true


• http://www.holmes.ge/search.htm?q=camstudio&page=13&nocorrection=true

So am I pushing this thing far enough to make you want to gag? Sorry, if I am. I'm done now.

Online picture storage

Well I've been storing a few of my online pictures in MSN Groups. But that wasn't very good. It wastes a whole group, and I don't like MSN that much. So I've moved almost all of my web pictures to PicasaWeb. Since Blogger stores all uploaded folders there anyway, I figured I might as well try to consolidate. So, in short, I've created a new album called Webdev. It will contain pixel colors (I already have black and white there) and a few other pictures even you can use for web development.

To use them is a bit confusing. You need to go to My Webdev Album and click on the picture you want to view/link to. The pixel ones are a bit small, so you will have to have good eyesight to find them.

Next, on the right side, you will see a link called "Download photo." Right-click this link and "Copy Shortcut." Go to your source code and Ctrl-V into an <img> tag. Make sure you remove the "?imgdl=1" from the end of the pasted image source code. This will make sure the image shows up on your page rather than prompting the end user to download it. Hit refresh (F5) in your web browser and my image should show up on the web page. Cool, huh?