In my previous post , I mentioned that the Live Writer SDK had been updated as well as Live Writer itself. In this post I will show you how to build a couple of quick plugins that use the new APIs, but first, what’s changed? The big thing to note is that all the API calls in the previous version of the...
So far I've shown you how to create basic plugins for Windows Live Writer , in this next guide I'm going to show you how you can use settings in your plugin to make things easier for your end user, you can create default options (that they can customise if you allow them). I'm going to show...
Most plugins for Live Writer will have a form appear when you click on the Insert link within Live Writer, this form will perform the functionality of the plugin and return the code or text that will be put in the blog entry. Within this form, you can do whatever you want the plugin to do, but for this...
Ok, so now that we have the basis for our Live Writer plugin, we need to start adding things to it to make it look and feel better. The best way is to add an image to the plugin that will appear in the Insert section of Writer. This is actually very easy, but there are things that you need to remember...
Hi, I'm Scøtt, or ScottIsAFool as a lot of you know me as . Over the next series of blog entries, I will guide you through the process of making a plugin for Windows Live Writer. In this article, I am going to show how to create a simple plugin for Windows Live Writer , starting from the beginning...