Thanks. I ended up storing it locally. I just wasn't sure
if there
was a place in the Atom spec for this. I tried making a
link, as it
seemed appropriate, but it didn't seem to take (I didn't
look to see
if the library I was using was removing it or if the service
was
ignoring it). It ended up being less screwing around time
to just
store it locally.
Thanks for the response.
-brad
On Sep 21, 2007, at 12:31 PM, Jeff Scudder wrote:
>
>
>
> On Sep 17, 9:28 pm, bradleyjames <bradleyja... gmail.com> wrote:
>> I'm attempting to move an old blog to blogger.
Each entry from the
>> old blog has an integer ID that I would like to
preserve and to query
>> blogger with later (to add comments). Is there a
way to store
>> this in
>> the entry? Or do I need to store the blogger
assigned ID and
>> translate them locally?
>>
>> -brad
>
> I recommend against storing this information in the
entry. Since this
> information is used for internal purposes in your
application, it
> makes more sense to me to track the information in your
system
> (though, I admit, this may be more work for you). If
you were to put
> this information into the entry somewhere, it would be
publicly
> viewable and I don't know if your readers would find
this information
> useful. It might even be confusing.
>
> Happy coding,
>
> Jeff
>
>
> >
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