This is a test post

  I'm saving from iJot straight to Scripting2.
  I want to check the first node's attributes each time I'm performing a save operation.
  So here goes the first save in iJot.
    The published opml file has the following attributes.
      created="Mon, 26 Jul 2010 13:51:46 GMT"
      ctSaves="1"
      storySerialNum="29"
      url="http://blogs.scripting2.com/marcbarrot/stories/2010/07/26/thisIsATestPost.html"
      whenLastSave="Mon, 26 Jul 2010 13:51:46 GMT
    Inside the outliner, the attributes are:
      created Mon%2C%2026%20Jul%202010%2013%3A51%3A46%20GMT
      ctSaves=1
      storySerialNum=29
      whenLastSave=Mon%2C%2026%20Jul%202010%2013%3A51%3A46%20GMT
      server=xmlrpc://edit2.scripting2.com/RPC2
      username=marcbarrot
    So, I should unescape the attributes in the outliner. I also wonder why the server and username attributes are not present in the OPML. Some reverse engineering inside the OPML Editor is in order.
  This is my second save attempt. The sever and username attributes are part of the outliner now.
    The published OPML file now has the following attributes:
    created="Mon, 26 Jul 2010 13:51:46 GMT"
    ctSaves="2"
    server="xmlrpc://edit2.scripting2.com/RPC2"
    storySerialNum="29"
    url="http://blogs.scripting2.com/marcbarrot/stories/2010/07/26/thisIsATestPost.html"
    username="marcbarrot"
    whenLastSave="Mon, 26 Jul 2010 14:19:34 GMT"
  So the username and server attributes are now part of the published OPML document.
    Which probably means I should manually add these attributes to the OPML text before I save the first time around, since the OPML editor does not add them by default.
  So that's 2 bugs I need to correct before the system is really seamless.