Votre Jetpack a un petit souci. Quelque chose est allé de travers alors qu’il n’aurait pas d?. Vous êtes probablement chanceux : xml_rpc-32700
Essayez de vous reconnecter.

Details d'erreur: The Jetpack server could not communicate with your site's XML-RPC URL. Please check to make sure https://ecolemaria.com/xmlrpc.php is working properly. It should show 'XML?RPC server accepts POST requests only.' on a line by itself when viewed in a browser and should not have any blank links or extra output anywhere.

So i re-installed it again, and i clean/reaper my data base…but i always have the some error message.

Pls heklp, what i ca do?

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my blog: https://www.techpingo.com/

I even checked xmlrpc.php – “XML-RPC server accepts POST requests only.”. I think its working. I need some expert solution. Please help me.

Your Jetpack has a glitch. Something went wrong that’s never supposed to happen. Guess you’re just lucky: xml_rpc-32601
Try connecting again.

Error Details: The Jetpack server could not communicate with your site’s XML-RPC URL. If you have the W3 Total Cache plugin installed, deactivate W3 Total Cache, try to Connect to WordPress.com again, reactivate W3 Total Cache, then clear W3 Total Cache’s cache.

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I even checked xmlrpc.php – “XML-RPC server accepts POST requests only.”. I think its working. I need some expert solution. Please help me.

Your Jetpack has a glitch. Something went wrong that’s never supposed to happen. Guess you’re just lucky: xml_rpc-32601
Try connecting again.

Error Details: The Jetpack server could not communicate with your site’s XML-RPC URL. If you have the W3 Total Cache plugin installed, deactivate W3 Total Cache, try to Connect to WordPress.com again, reactivate W3 Total Cache, then clear W3 Total Cache’s cache.

Your Jetpack has a glitch. Something went wrong that’s never supposed to happen. Guess you’re just lucky: xml_rpc-32601
Try connecting again.

Error Details: The Jetpack server could not communicate with your site’s XML-RPC URL. If you have the W3 Total Cache plugin installed, deactivate W3 Total Cache, try to Connect to WordPress.com again, reactivate W3 Total Cache, then clear W3 Total Cache’s cache.

I went to:
https://jetpack.me/troubleshooting/known-issues/
and it said there are issues with “Minify”.

I don’t have any installed plugins called “Minify” that I can see in my admin panel under Plugins or BWS.

How do I fix this? Where else do I need to look or what else do I need to do?

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In file ‘xmlrpc.php’ we can find out useful functions.
Also here: link

What I want to do is to obtain (complete) list of post ID’s for given category Name or ID i.e. getPosts(4)

I have found two functions in xmlrmpc.php which we can use:
a) mw_getCategories and b) mw_getRecentPosts

For a) myBlog.getCategories() (I’m using C#)
We receive struct array of Categories which contains ‘Category Id’ , ‘Name’ etc.

1st question. How I can add to those structs, array of posts id’s which are in this category ?
(I can get post giving the post id, that’s why I want to obtain posts id’s of specific category)

For b) myBlog.getRecentPosts(20) where 20 is the numer of posts to receive

2nd question. How I can change this function to give category name/id and return all posts in that category id/name ?

Any ideas? Could someone help me with this?

Best Regards,
Matt

Example in files:

function mw_getCategories($args) {

		$this->escape($args);

		$blog_ID     = (int) $args[0];
		$username  = $args[1];
		$password   = $args[2];

		if ( !$user = $this->login($username, $password) ) {
			return $this->error;
		}

		if( !current_user_can( 'edit_posts' ) )
			return new IXR_Error( 401, __( 'Sorry, you must be able to edit posts on this blog in order to view categories.' ) );

		do_action('xmlrpc_call', 'metaWeblog.getCategories');

		$categories_struct = array();

		if ( $cats = get_categories('get=all') ) {
			foreach ( $cats as $cat ) {
				$struct['categoryId'] = $cat->term_id;
				$struct['parentId'] = $cat->parent;

add here i.e $struct[‘AllPosts’] which will be contains all posts ID’s in this category.

$struct['description'] = $cat->name;
				$struct['categoryDescription'] = $cat->description;
				$struct['categoryName'] = $cat->name;
				$struct['htmlUrl'] = esc_html(get_category_link($cat->term_id));
				$struct['rssUrl'] = esc_html(get_category_feed_link($cat->term_id, 'rss2'));

				$categories_struct[] = $struct;
			}
		}

		return $categories_struct;
	}

function mw_getRecentPosts($args) {

		$this->escape($args);

		$blog_ID     = (int) $args[0];
		$username  = $args[1];
		$password   = $args[2];
		$num_posts   = (int) $args[3];

		if ( !$user = $this->login($username, $password) ) {
			return $this->error;
		}

		do_action('xmlrpc_call', 'metaWeblog.getRecentPosts');

		$posts_list = wp_get_recent_posts($num_posts);

change num_posts to category_id and recive all posts in that category

if (!$posts_list) {
			return array( );
		}

		foreach ($posts_list as $entry) {
			if( !current_user_can( 'edit_post', $entry['ID'] ) )
				continue;

			$post_date = mysql2date('Ymd\TH:i:s', $entry['post_date'], false);
			$post_date_gmt = mysql2date('Ymd\TH:i:s', $entry['post_date_gmt'], false);

			// For drafts use the GMT version of the date
			if ( $entry['post_status'] == 'draft' ) {
				$post_date_gmt = get_gmt_from_date( mysql2date( 'Y-m-d H:i:s', $entry['post_date'] ), 'Ymd\TH:i:s' );
			}

			$categories = array();
			$catids = wp_get_post_categories($entry['ID']);
			foreach($catids as $catid) {
				$categories[] = get_cat_name($catid);
			}

			$tagnames = array();
			$tags = wp_get_post_tags( $entry['ID'] );
			if ( !empty( $tags ) ) {
				foreach ( $tags as $tag ) {
					$tagnames[] = $tag->name;
				}
				$tagnames = implode( ', ', $tagnames );
			} else {
				$tagnames = '';
			}

			$post = get_extended($entry['post_content']);
			$link = post_permalink($entry['ID']);

			// Get the post author info.
			$author = get_userdata($entry['post_author']);

			$allow_comments = ('open' == $entry['comment_status']) ? 1 : 0;
			$allow_pings = ('open' == $entry['ping_status']) ? 1 : 0;

			// Consider future posts as published
			if( $entry['post_status'] === 'future' ) {
				$entry['post_status'] = 'publish';
			}

			$struct[] = array(
				'dateCreated' => new IXR_Date($post_date),
				'userid' => $entry['post_author'],
				'postid' => $entry['ID'],
				'description' => $post['main'],
				'title' => $entry['post_title'],
				'link' => $link,
				'permaLink' => $link,
				// commented out because no other tool seems to use this
				// 'content' => $entry['post_content'],
				'categories' => $categories,
				'mt_excerpt' => $entry['post_excerpt'],
				'mt_text_more' => $post['extended'],
				'mt_allow_comments' => $allow_comments,
				'mt_allow_pings' => $allow_pings,
				'mt_keywords' => $tagnames,
				'wp_slug' => $entry['post_name'],
				'wp_password' => $entry['post_password'],
				'wp_author_id' => $author->ID,
				'wp_author_display_name' => $author->display_name,
				'date_created_gmt' => new IXR_Date($post_date_gmt),
				'post_status' => $entry['post_status'],
				'custom_fields' => $this->get_custom_fields($entry['ID'])
			);

		}

		$recent_posts = array();
		for ($j=0; $j<count($struct); $j++) {
			array_push($recent_posts, $struct[$j]);
		}

		return $recent_posts;
	}

Im trying to find out how to post to a blog from an external source. I have create a Feed reader, than pulls rss feeds and ads them to my DB, now what i need is to post this to my blogs. I know the is a XML_RPC, but how would i use that?

Any help would be appreciated!

I have installed wordpress into many sites, however I am using right now mod_security to lead some cms and bug problems.

mod_security includes some rules to manage some xml_rpc bugs ( not associated to wordpress ) but this rule affect the wordpress users rpc interoperability usage because when some users try to use this feature mod_security abort with 406 error.

Maybe I could solve this by disabling mod_security for the domain containing the wordpress using .htaccess directives; but in some servers clients are unable to do this.

So, can be xml_rpc files renamed or something to keep using this feature, does any one know how to solve this ?

Regards, Javier

Here’s what I’m shooting for. I bounce around a lot and want to pop two more columns in the wp_posts table on the database, one for a GPS x-coord and the second for a y-coord, which will offer me some versatility in sending that data to Google Maps et al, to return a map of where I’m currently at.

In hopes of saving a little time, does anyone know how feasible a change to the database structure is on the WP side of things? How many (and which) functions or chunks of code am I looking at altering?

Things seem to have been put together pretty smoothly, and I would think it’s a fairly straightforward hack, it’s just a matter of me humanly sorting through everything to figure out what information is being passed where, by what, and when etc. Several thousand lines of code spread over 100 php files is quite the haystack to sort through though and I’d appreciate any leads.

On that same note, is anyone fluent with the XML-RPC API? Or exactly how it interacts with mySQL? If I were to get the hack working for webposts, what am I looking at to add the same SQL table inputs to the API?