Here's an API you can use if you have a website and want to be able to autosubmit content to Plime from it or just browse different sites and want to autosubmit links to Plime.



Please let me know how confused you are by this :)

In a nutshell:

• The personal browser API lets you submit links as you browse.
  
  
• The simple API lets you fill out part of the form automatically, when users submit stuff from your website.
  
  
• The advanced API lets you fill out the entire form automatically, when users submit stuff from your website. They can even automatically upload pictures.
  

Ok I'm very clear on the first and second API's.
Very handy indeed.

The third API -
I have to untangle these things in my head but am I right in thinking that when I build a webpage, I insert this code and fill it in as appropriate giving me full control of the description that will appear on plime?

Edit -
That is if someone admits it of course.

Sort of. All you can do is prepopulate the form with content, to make visitors to your website's job easier. They still have the option of altering any of it though.

This is awesome! Just click the bookmarklet and +bink+ I'm at Plime with the URL field already populated. Sa-weet!

If I had a million wishes, I'd wish for this to pop up as a new window/tab. I'm a pushy bugger, ain't I?

press shift.

Shift doesn't work for bookmarklets in all browsers. Other bookmarklets can do their thing in a new window without pressing shift.

Adding window.open and removing the extraneous location.href from the front seems to do the trick.

javascript:void(window.open('http://www.plime.com/api.p?pid=50&lu='+location.href))