I haven't bought it yet. I just checked around with it's manual to see if it support all my need. I plan to use it to create blog or web2.0 site. One of the feature that I need is saving the url of the post after I've created it. In the manual, it can be done by "Save Link" operation. But, you have to manually enter the url structure like http://[URL]/blog/[Login]. However, as you know, in some free blog sites, the url are generated dynamically, for example, http://login.blogsite.com/post_id=12345. As you see that the post id is not something predictable. So the best way is by clicking to view that post and then save the current page's url. How to do this in Magic Submitter?
Is it possible to save current page's url in Magic Submitter
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ajithrocksca
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Yes.. you can save the blog link that you have created after the creation is over.
twilightofidols
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You can use something like
to save the link, but it's not necessary. What you can do instead is simply navigate to the page that contains your backlink and make the very last operation "Save Link". You don't need to fill out any of the fields, it will automatically save the URL of whatever page you happen to be on when the "Save Link" operation is activated.
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[URL="http://anonym.to/?http://[url/"]http://[URL[/URL]]/blog/[Login]to save the link, but it's not necessary. What you can do instead is simply navigate to the page that contains your backlink and make the very last operation "Save Link". You don't need to fill out any of the fields, it will automatically save the URL of whatever page you happen to be on when the "Save Link" operation is activated.
