Delicious linkroll, revised

Based on this comment in a previous blog post on rolling my own Delicious linkroll, I modified my code to sort the recent bookmarks alphabetically. I also added encoded URIs and escaped HTMLs to — hopefully — make the code XSS-safe.

Here it is:



I know, I should have used Delicious' version 2 of the JSON feeds and callbacks — will get to that soon. ;) For now, see the code at work here.

Comments

  1. Andrew5/5/09 11:38

    Dear Ian,

    I've tried it out and it's working well. Thank you!
    Just a note to other viewers to make sure they copy from the 'view raw' version. I futzed around for a while because I'd cluelessly not copied it all.

    I particularly like the styling section you've included. I've used it to change margins and make a hover effect- and I took out the tags, which were taking up a lot of room when displayed as block (I wanted block display for my hover effects). To do this I just took out the \ li.appendChild(tags);\ line near the end. Probably not the most efficient excision, but it seems to work!

    Thanks again,

    Andrew.

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  2. Ian Dexter10/5/09 07:56

    Glad you liked it, Andrew.

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  3. Christian Ross5/3/10 13:40

    You sir, are a [design-related] lifesaver. Thanks for taking the headache out of what delicious should have done right in the first place.

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  4. Ian Dexter5/3/10 17:57

    Thanks, Christian. Happy to hear you found it useful.

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