I think most Wordpress users do not want users to leave their site when opening a link and always want the link to open in a new tab/window.

If I remember correctly, the Wordpress for iOS app already has this feature.

Thanks again, will update the beta build now.

Not sure if it's the most efficient way, but feeding the modified description back into the matcher on the replace seems to fix it locally for me. eg:

descriptionContent = descriptionContent.replace(tag, imgHTML);

matcher = pattern.matcher(descriptionContent);

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http://dev.android.wordpress.org

I can not upload multiple photos at the same time. I have to select one photo, publish the post, and then I reopen the post and add another photo and publish again. I do this for every photo in the post.

I am using Samsung Galaxy SII, and the default Android version in it.

Thanks

Thanks!

Thanks a lot for the quick reply~~~ :)

This question is originally posted in the "Troubleshooting" forum, but it is actually not a trouble, but a simple question. So I post it again here, hope it is fine :P

So this question is for the developers of WordPress Android.

It is a simple question about the "uuid" used in the uploadStats() method in "wpAndroid.java".
By reading the code for the Android version of WordPress, I noticed that in the Android version, this "uuid" is just a unique ID that randomly generated and stored as the first record in WordPress’s own SQLite database on the Android device.
However, in the code of the iPhone version of WordPress, the uuid used in the same method is actually the device's uuid.

So my question is, when writing the code for WordPress Android, why the "uuid" does not use the device uuid? (I mean it can just be easily obtained by calling TelephonyManager.getDeviceId(), right?)

Is this because calling TelephonyManager.getDeviceId() will trigger the "android.permission.READ_PHONE_STATE" permission checking?
I mean, is it because WordPress for Android is actually trying to avoid such additional permission request when writing the code? Is it the reason why it is using a random-generated uuid instead of the real device id (such as on iPhone's version of WordPress)?

Appreciate if the original developer of that wpAndroid class could answer my question or just confirm my guessing :)

Regards,
- Jin

Thank you very much. The plug-in finally fixed this problem.

I really hope that the 2 features that I suggested could be considered. I find myself using the web based dashboard to preview my post before publishing them because the Android app doesn't appear to have a way to do this.

The comment editor would be nice as well and easy to implement.

Thank you again for your help.

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/libxml2-fix/

I want to report a problem that only exists in the Android WordPress App.

When I enter any html code in the post editor, the < and > are removed from the post when I publish it and I have to manually edit it later from a desktop browser to fix this. I've also tried < and & gt; but the app strip them out.

Also, there 2 features that I want to request to be added:

1. Before approving a comment, please add a way to edit the comment information such as name/email/comment text

2. Before publishing a post, please add a way to preview it similar to how you can on a desktop browser

http://android.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/267

My blog is not hosted at WordPress so I used the HTML editor in the old version. That version was fine -- after a brief period when it too mutilated HTML & then the user (me) had the option of choosing the HTML editor.

Examples in the 2.0.1 version:
1. I edited text that was in italics. When I saved the blog, the app italicized my entire blog. Aaaarrg!
2. When creating links in the PC-based editor I always checkmark "Open link in a new window" Even if I don't edit the links in WP for Android, when I save the blog it removes all the target="_blank" code.

Please offer an HTML editor ... or please fix this.

"Requires: 2.8 or higher
Compatible up to: 2.9.2"

????
Just wondering!

I'd like to take a look at some examples of exciting WP blogs on droid phones. Can anybody point me in the right direction?

Screenshot: http://www.upload.ee/image/1922444/wordpress_dellstreak.PNG

It makes sense that things should function like so, I'm guessing the trigger to publicize a post sits on the servers themselves, and not with the application, so once you get publicize up and functional, you can post from anywhere to your blog and it will get out to your streams.

1. I have a low resolution setting on my camera (1.2 mp) to prevent upload problems. When I hit the "Quick photo" button, this setting is ignored and the camera opens with its max setting (5 mp). Not good.

2. So now I start from my camera, take a photo and hit "share" , select Wordpress and write a post-title and then tap the photo for settings. There is a thumbnail size slider that works not very good. It is hard to selct i.e. 150 px. I would prefer tapping in a number and have the APP remember that number, which it does not now for me.
But, still great work!!

I recently upgraded to the Android 2.0 app and LOVE it! Well done!

I used the app to do a "quick photo" type post to my blog, where I had the publicize features recently enabled and verified. However, the blog entry I added was not shared to Facebook/Twitter.

I went in a little while later through the web site (on my computer) and added another post, and the publicize feature worked just fine.

Does anybody know if the publicize feature will work through the Android app? If not, that would be a great feature to add.