ben.moody

Hi did you get my email yesterday with the attached zip file for the beta version of the reader plugin?

you will need to add the priority and number of params to the add ation call:

add_action( ‘prso_gform_pluploader_save_uploads_end’, ‘process_uploads_function’, 10, 3 );

Not the 10, 3 i added to the action call

Hi

Here is the action call after files have been processed and added to the media library

do_action( ‘prso_gform_pluploader_save_uploads_end’, $entry, $form, $wp_attachment_data );

so your would do something like:

add_action( ‘prso_gform_pluploader_save_uploads_end’, ‘process_uploads_function’ );

function process_uploads_function( $entry, $form, $wp_attachment_data ) {

//you can now detect $form or $entry params then manipulate the $wp_attachment_data array which contains the field_id as the key and the file’s attachment id as the value (this is the attachment id of the file in wp media library)

}

so the error you are getting is the ‘HTTP status code was not 200’?

If so, this is the error returned by the IXR_Client class within WordPress when it tries to make a post request to the master sites xmlrpc.php file.

If you can access the page via a browser and you get the “XML-RPC server accepts POST requests only.” msg and nothing else on the page then this is correct so it looks like the xmlrpc file is accessible.

Are you 100% sure that the mast site url is correct in the reader plugin on the client site? If there are any errors in this the request would obviously not return 200

Can you contact me via my website, i’d like to send you a custom version of the reader plugin to try and get more debug info on this

https://benjaminmoody.com/hire-me/

Hi

XML-RPC uses http as the transport. So can you reach the xml file in your browser?

https://www.YOURDOMAIN.com/xmlrpc.php

Can you temp disable the role plugin you are using as it may be altering the syndication role permissions

Also triple check that you are using the correct account credentials on the reader site.

If the plugin was working then there must have been some change in the setup to cause an issue, either new plugins installed or updated.

There is no reason that adding a new user would cause the plugin to stop working. Can you remember if you installed/updated any plugins between the plugin working and the issue you now have?

Hi

What user role does the new account have?

Can you confirm the new account has the syndication sub role

Ben

Hi

1. Can you make a content pull manually via the reader plugin?

2. Do you have an error log file in the reader plugin folder, (look for it via ftp in wp-content/plugins folder)

Hi

There shouldn’t be any issues for https

Great, good to hear

If the plugin works for you be sure to leave a quick review!

Thanks

Hi

The subscriber role may only have permission to view files they have uploaded via the media library.

Uploads to the media library from the plugin are done using the WordPress api and as such may not technically be marked as being uploaded by the user who is logged in.

You can test this by logging in as a subscriber user, uploading a file via the form, then login as an admin and check if the admin user can see the subscribers upload in the media library.

That would be a good place to start

So has this fixed your issue?

Hi

This plugin is an extension to the Gravity Forms plugin.

Do you have the Gravity Forms plugin installed?

Without Gravity Forms you will not have the form creation ability

HI

I think the first thing i would do is ask for a copy of the server logs, and errors logs to see if there are any server errors when you try to upload a file using either the Gforms built in uploader or my plugin.

My guess would be it’s a permissions issue on the server, Godaddy do tend to lock down their servers a little too tight which can prevent some default functionality.

Hi

Is there anyway you could share the video file that you are trying to upload with me so i can test it on my end