I have covered how to add Blogger dashboard shortcut script. In short, it allows you to admin pages like this:
Dashboard: example.blogspot.com/admin
Layout Editor: example.blogspot.com/layout
etc.
It's not perfect for two reason:
1. If you manage multiple blogs using multiple users, the URL needs to be customized per user.
2. It doesn't saved in your browser history, because path like /admin and /layout is not real.
Make The Fake URL Saved To Browser History
Here's what I found: If you setup redirect URL for that fake path in blog settings, it will be saved to browser history. In my case, now i can just type "xml admin" and pick the suggested URL (xmlexpr.blogspot.com/admin) to go to this blog dashboard.
We need two steps:
First, setup a redict URL for /admin in Blog settings > Errors and redirects > Custom Redirects. Set target redirect URL to another fake URL that the redirect script will pick up.
Finally, update the redirect script to detect the target redirect URL. In this example, it's redirect-dashboard:
switch (path) {
case '/redirect-dashboard': url = `https://blogger.com/blog/posts/${blogId}`; break;
Now when I type `xmlexpr.blogspot.com/admin` it will redirect to /redirect-dashboard, then redirect to blog dashboard.
It's double redirect, but at least we get the /admin URL on browser history now, better then entering the blog full URL.
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