I tried using the blog url and the wordpress address url ( https://www.earth01.net/Rambling/WPfiles) followed by /xmlrpc.php .

I have confirmed that that file is in the WPfiles folder.

I can post normally, but have been unable to connect MSWord or LiveWriter.

Suggestions? iPage tried to help, but so far without success!

While WPFC was active I tried to post to my WordPress site using MS Word. At first I got a weird error message about not having enough “space” for the image in the post. I removed the image, and then got a generic message that said I could not post to the site.

I deactivated WPFC and tried again, this time with the image. Everything posted fine.

So, what is it in WPFC that would account for this? I reviewed all of the options, and nothing jumped out at me (I basically have all the standard boxes checked).

Thanks for any answers.

And is it possible to post to a free wordpress blog remotely? i will be needing a program(php script i am planning to code myself) if it is possible to post via code to free wordpress blog.
I know that Free wordpress blog doesn’t allow access to database to work with. Is there any API/service/platform for remote posting/management of free wordpress blog?

Thanks

I am trying to connect Windows Live Writer to my wordpress blog, however each time I try I receive the following Error:

“Can’t Connect to your Blog Service:
Server Error – The Server reported an error with the following address:

http:www.deonvsearth.com/xmlrpc.php

406 Not Acceptable
Please try fixing the problem and trying again”

I will appreciate any help or insight you guys can provide.

So I am trying to use xmlrpc within wordpress and kept getting malformed xmlrpc message. After a few tries, I guess the automatic xmlrpc.php protection kicked in and now I’m getting a message ‘Sorry, you are not allowed to post on this site.’

The site I’m posting FROM is a self-hosted wp site
The site I’m posting TO is https://factorstreetpaper.wordpress.com/

Question #1: How do I regain my ability to post to the wordpress.com xmlrpc.php?

Question #2: What the heck is wrong with the code below that it thinks my request is incorrect?

$client = new WP_HTTP_IXR_CLIENT("https://factorstreetpaper.wordpress.com/ );
	$bSuccess = $client->query( 'wp.newPost',
		array(
			0,
			$sUsername,
			$sPassword,
			array(
				'post_status'  => 'draft',
				'post_type'  =>'post',
				'post_title'   => "Karen test",
				'post_content' => "test post"
			)
		)
	);

	if(!$bSuccess){
            print "Error msg from XMLRPC =". $client->error->message."<br />";
}

I looked into the code and it appears that it strips off the http or https so I’m not getting why I can’t connect to the xmlrpc.php and get a 301 error.

I’ve tried with several xml-rpc libraries including the WordPress class-xmlrpc.php to no avail. They all give 301 error (had to do a little code modification to find out what was really going on.)

If I directly access https://Orlandolunes.wordpress.com/xmlrpc.php in a browser, it gives the proper message: “XML-RPC server accepts POST requests only.”

I also tried giving it port 443 instead of 80.

$client = new IXR_Client(https://Orlandolunes.wordpress.com/xmlrpc.php);

	$content['title'] = "Karen Testing";
        $content['description'] = "test post";

        if (!$client->query('metaWeblog.newPost',443, $sUsername,$sPassword, $content, false))
        {
            die( 'Error while creating a new post' . $client->getErrorCode() ." : ". $client->getErrorMessage());
        }
        $ID =  $client->getResponse();

Does anyone have experiences alleviating these problems?

I think the site name is correct (do I need .com in there??)
but it wants something in the wp-path area and I can’t find any answers as to what I should put in there.

I have a WP.org blog hosted by 1&1.

Thanks for your help!
Paula

Is there any way to create subcategory via xml rpc ?