Adding a Spurl Me Button to Your Blog
I have been using Spurl.net for more than a month now and I wanted to add a button to my site that a user could click to add me to their Spurl bookmarks. I know that most Spurl users already have the bookmarklet installed in the browser, but a button would let me control how I was Spurled.
<a href="http://www.spurl.net/spurl.php?title=YOUR TITLE &url=http://YOUR.BLOG.COM &blocked=YOUR DESCRIPTION">
As you can see the code is nothing; I pulled it out of the official Spurl bookmarklet. The next thing I wanted was on of those cool CSS buttons, so I went to Adam Kalsey’s Buttonmaker, and after a little fiddling I came up with this: 
Now, all you need to do is drop the link and the image reference into your blog’s template.
That is pretty much it.
Hi, I’m Hjalmar Gislason, founder and lead programmer of Spurl.net.
I just saw this. Great stuff.
Now, how about a next step that works its way into the blog template (WordPress in your case) and allows spurling a single entry?
Comment by Hjalmar Gislason — May 25, 2005 @ 10:27 am
Hi and thanks–first for stopping by, and second for giving the world Spurl.net.
For me, since I am using Wordpress, adding the Spurl button to each post was a simple as going to the POST template and adding the following code:
<a href="http://www.spurl.net/spurl.php?title={the_title} &url={permalink_link}">
<img src="http://lesliesrussell.blogsome.com/uploads/lesliesrussell/button.php.png" alt="" />
<br />
<b>Spurl this post: </b>{the_title}</a>
Comment by Administrator — May 25, 2005 @ 4:45 pm