I'm looking for a way to transparently update my livejournal as I post to my (non-LJ) website. The information in the LJ API seems to be geared towards true client creation, whereas I'm looking essentially to create a web-based update 'client'. I've got HTML with its friends and relations, PHP and Python (Perl as well, but I'm trying to keep my poor site from becoming the united nations of scripting languages) Where could I find the information on doing this?
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I'm looking for a way to transparently update my livejournal as I post to my (non-LJ) website. The information in the LJ API seems to be geared towards true client creation, whereas I'm looking essentially to create a web-based update 'client'. I've got HTML with its friends and relations, PHP and Python (Perl as well, but I'm trying to keep my poor site from becoming the united nations of scripting languages) Where could I find the information on doing this?
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