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Experimenting with “Google Friend Connect”

I’m experimenting with “Google Friend Connect” on 361points.com. You may notice the blue “floating” bar at the bottom of the screen if you visit that main website. Please help me experiment with it if you find it interesting: one can join on the bottom-left (using any existing Google, AIM, Yahoo or OpenID account), then can read or write comments, see other members, etc. It looks like a cool little gadget – I am not sure whether it fits well with 361points.com, given that I never thought of 361points.com as a “social website”, but rather a “content website”, but let’s see… Thanks is advance for participating! (I am already seeing a problem with IE 7: the controls aren’t visible on the “Friends Connect” toolbar. Seems to work well thought in Chrome and Firefox.)  

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3 Responses to “Experimenting with “Google Friend Connect””

  1. Omar says:
    February 13, 2009 at 6:11 pm

    hi,
    I like your work. it’s so great.

    i have one question,,
    how to view (sgf) file in my blog in (wordpress.com)
    i tryed so hard,,,

    could you help me please…

  2. Sorin says:
    February 14, 2009 at 12:01 pm

    Hi Omar,

    You can use ZGo or Eidogo for that.

    Here are detailed instructions of using ZGo:

    http://www.geocities.com/dcioata/example.html

    Another possibility is for you to use Eidogo, instructions here: http://eidogo.com/source

  3. Omar says:
    February 15, 2009 at 2:43 pm

    Thank you very much,,,,

    I am trying right now on these two sites….

    Will be back ,,,

    :)