Retrieving The Postid, To Recover A Deleted Post

One of the challenges of using the Blogger dashboard "Posts" bill of fare is the equally good slow might to delete posts - if y'all are non thinking virtually what you're doing.

Fortunately, nether the correct circumstances, accidental deletion of a unmarried ship service won't crusade a terrible catastrophe - though y'all (the weblog owner) volition postulate to react properly.

There are several techniques to recreate or recover a post, subsequently it's accidentally deleted from your blog.

You convey to live on careful, to recover the contents, published to the same URL equally before.

• Recover from the weblog feed, using scraped text.
• Recover from search engine cache, using scraped text.
• Recover from the weblog feed, using the PostID.
• Recover from search engine cache, using the PostID.

The PostID, like to the BlogID, is a non publicised identifier, which is attached to a post, when it's published to the host blog.

If y'all delete a ship service that's been cached past times the search engines, y'all tin yell back the PostID from the cached content. Combining the BlogID in addition to the PostID, y'all tin directly access the Post editor display for the ship service itself, in addition to re issue the post.

First, retrieve the BlogID. Next, create the same alongside the PostID.

The previous ship service inwards this subject, Recovering Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 Deleted Post, was cached past times the search engines roughly fourth dimension ago. Doing a search engine cache search, I tin discovery a cached re-create of that post.

Looking at the source code for that page, equally cached, I await for (some delineate of piece of job breaks inserted, here)

<div class='post hentry'> <a name='8899607620317019913'></a> <h3 class='post-title entry-title'> <a href=' /search?q='> Recovering Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 Deleted Post</a> </h3> 

There's the PostID

8899607620317019913

Adding the PostID in addition to the BlogID, I tin at nowadays access the ship service editor, as

https://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=24069595#editor/target=post;postID=8899607620317019913;

From there, I simply

Publish Post

or

Publish

or

Save

or

Update

depending upon what the Post Editor offers -
in addition to my post, alongside all content in addition to alongside the master URL, comes correct dorsum online.

If y'all convey this problem, exactly create the same alongside your blog in addition to page / post - in addition to (hoping that your weblog is cached) y'all should larn like results.

If the weblog content is non cached, y'all may live on able to retrieve the PostID from the weblog feed.

I'll banker's complaint that the ship service editor session, for a given blog, tin exclusively live on used past times a weblog writer or possessor - this is non a safety risk. Try editing my post, using the URL above, if y'all don't believe me.

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