For example, if you have a blog at
http://yourbloggerblog.blogspot.com/ but own the website http://www.myurl.com/, you can easily OpenID-enable http://www.myurl.com/. Just add this HTML to the <head> section of http://www.myurl.com/:<link rel="openid.server" href="http://draft.blogger.com/openid-server.g" /><link rel="openid.delegate" href="http://yourbloggerblog.blogspot.com" />(Obviously, change “
http://yourbloggerblog.blogspot.com” to your own blog’s URL.)You’re all set. You can now use
http://www.myurl.com/ as your OpenID identity on any site that accepts OpenID authentication, and you will be directed to Blogger to sign in.
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Is this applicable even when i use Blogger as the host?
As if signing into anything is difficult! OpenID makes as much sense as driving to the next town for cheaper gas.
Test my openid
Testing my openid
Testing my openid.. This is good..
Just curious - can my blogspot url be the host too?
But can I comment on Blogger using an OpenID 2.0 provider like Yahoo?
This a test of Yahoo's OP
This is a test of the other Yahoo OpenID url
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testing....
testing my openid
testing yahoo open id.
Ive noticed it doesnt work on some sites, ie:
http://openid.verselogic.net/wp-login.php
This is nice.
testing
This is great, it's much more easier to write my URI than the whole way to my site!
Testing the old ID
testing anonymous openids
I had to put a trailing slash in openid.delegate href url:
<link rel="openid.delegate" href="http://yourbloggerblog.blogspot.com/" />
for it to work with http://www.propeller.com/ OpenId authentication. Don't know yet for others sites.
Test my openid
openid is really the next big thing in easy web surfing
Another test...
nice
Cool.
Testing my openid. Thank you for your support.
Testing OpenID
fascinating!
As of last night's release, OpenID provider has been published on www.blogger.com.
Thanks for your feedback!
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