Monday, June 23, 2008

Drag and drop to customize your profile page

Orkut profiles have become a lot more dynamic in the last year. Not only are your photos, videos, and testimonials showcased on your profile, but now users in many parts of the world can also add OpenSocial applications to their profiles. With so many new elements on the profile page, we've received feedback that you'd like to be able to arrange it as you wish.

So, to help you organize all this content and show your visitors the elements you most want them to see, we've rolled out new functionality. Here's a couple of things you can now do:
  1. Reorganize your profile page with drag-and-drop: Simply click on any of the applications or showcases (photos, videos, and testimonials) on your profile page and drag them around until they are just as you'd like. The new layout of your profile page will automatically be saved, so your profile visitors will see everything just as you want it.
  2. Put as many or as few applications on your profile as you want. Until now, you were able to display up to three applications on your profile, and some of you wanted to show more. Now, when you add an application, you can choose whether or not you want it on your profile. Just select or unselect the "Add to my profile" box above the big "Add Application" button. You can change this any time with the "tool" button in the upper-right corner of the application.
So go ahead and rearrange your profile and make it your own...and if that's not enough, why not add a theme as well!?

Tag- that's me!

Photos have long been a popular feature of orkut, which is why we have engineers working full-time to make it easier for you to upload, share and browse photos on orkut. Recently, we increased our photo capacity so you can upload as many as you like, and we made it easier for you to organize your photos once you have them in your orkut albums. This week, we launched photo tagging so that you can label your orkut friends in your photos.

Here's how it works: when you're browsing your own or your friends' photo albums, simply click the "add tag" link below the bottom right corner of the photo. Then click your mouse over the friend you would like to label. A box will appear, prompting you to type your friend's name. As you type, the field will auto-complete so you can easily find the orkut friend you'd like to tag. When you browse tagged photos, hover over the name of a person to see which person he or she is in the photo. If you click, you'll be taken to his or her profile.

When one of your friends tags you in a photo, you'll receive an email. If you'd like to turn this notification off, you can go to notification settings. If a friend tags you in a photo and it's not you (or just a bad photo of you!), you can click on the trash can next to your name and delete the tag for good. The photo owner also has permission to delete any tags on his or her photos. If you'd rather not let your friends tag your photos, or be tagged in any photos, you can disable the feature completely in your privacy settings. Many people have already begun tagging their photos. Happy tagging!

A faster, lighter version of orkut

A few weeks ago we launched a low bandwidth version of orkut that makes your experience on orkut faster. This is especially helpful if you are using a 56.6 or 64 kps modem, or if you are on a DSL connection with many users. How does it work? The low bandwidth version of orkut avoids downloading images unless you really want them, which lets you navigate through the site more quickly.

When orkut pages seem to be taking a long time to load, you'll receive a prompt that lets you switch to the low bandwidth version. Similarly, orkut also prompts you to switch back to the regular version if the pages start downloading quickly again. If it seems like your connection is slow and you don't see a message, you can manually switch to the low bandwidth version by going to the general settings tab.

Although some things are displayed differently in the low bandwidth version compared to the regular version (for example, your friends and communities will appear as simple lists, rather than photos), people who have tried the low bandwidth version have told us that they are sticking with it: it's saving them money (if they pay by amount of data downloaded) and is making it more efficient and fun to browse the site. So give the new version a spin -- it may save you time or money or both!

Sunday, June 15, 2008

How to add more then 9 communities in related communities

Well guys you might have seen this on orkut that many communities are hacing more then nine communities as there related communities...



And many people are asking me on orkut how to add more then 9 related communities so here is a small trick..
First go to the community you want to add related communities too...

See at the browser the link would be like :
http://www.orkut.com/Community.aspx?cmm=XXXXXXX


Change this link to :
http://www.orkut.com/CommunitySearch.aspx?cmm=XXXXXXX


now click Enter or press Go...
This page would load :

Start searching and adding communities with this cool trick..
And leave your comment about it..

No Bad Bad Server (Only For Firefox Users :-)

f you don't have firefox you can always download it there is an ad to firefox download in this BLOG at the bottom right hand side...

First you need to install Grease Monkey :
http://greasemonkey.mozdev.org/

well here is the Link :
http://xthost.info/luizrv/nobadserver.user.js

just right click on this Link and click Instal user Script....

I don't give guaratee that it will work every time...

Emotions in Orkut (For Firefox Users Only :-)

There are two Scripts

through First Script :

You Can Make Emotions

Emotions Are:

[*amor]
[*rsrs]
[*google]
[*ipod]
[*band]
[*choro]
[*bboy]
[*beijo]
[*hallow]
[*super]
[*ilove]
[*caveira]
[*footitalia]
[*footfrance]
[*footbrasil]
[*besponja]
[*pc]
[*kong]
[*drink]
[*panda]
[*metal]
[*noie]
[*lindomar]
[*tapa]
[*slug]
[*msnmau]
[*louco]
[*donkey]
[*paimei]
[*zzz]
[*foto]

Remove * To Use Emotions

Script:

http://one.xthost.info/luizrv/emoticons2.0plusbs64.user.js


Second Script :

You Can Make Emotions

Emotions Are :

[zizu*]
[putz*]
[haha*]
[hehe*]
[bju*]
[gordo*]
[opera*]
[spider*]
[baby*]
[spman*]

If You Want To Use Emotion Remove ' * ' From The Emotions


Script:

http://one.xthost.info/luizrv/emoticons++.user.js

Change Orkut Font (For Firefox Users Only :-)

You Can Change Fonts
Fonts Are:

Lucida Console[*lucida]
Courier New[*courier]
Monotype Corsiva [*monotype]
Sylfaen

Century Gothic[*gothic]
Calibri[*calibri]
Arial Narrow[*narrow]
Book Antiqua[*book]
DigifaceWide[*digiface]
Franklin Gothic Medium[*franklin]
Haettenschweiler[*hae]
Impact[*impact]
Kartika[*kartika]
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvxwyz[*symbol]
Times New Roman[*tnr]
Vrinda[*vrinda]

Remove * To Use Font


Script:


http://one.xthost.info/luizrv/fontes.user.js