No, that option does not currently exist through XML-RPC. However, you can always create your own method in a plugin and hook it up to XML-RPC.
Update
There’s an upcoming Google Summer of Code project that will be extending the XML-RPC interface to allow direct manipulation of themes, so I won’t give away code to implement that here. But keep your ears and eyes open for when new code (core changes and/or plugins) start releasing this summer.
In the meantime, I will provide an alternative. The set of options that you can view and set through XML-RPC is filterable. Basically, you can tell the system to give you more information than it normally would.
What you can already get (bold options are read only … you can’t change them with wp.setOptions
but you can retrieve them with wp.getOptions
):
- software_name
- software_version
- blog_url
- content_width
- time_zone
- blog_title
- blog_tagline
- date_format
- time_format
- users_can_register
- thumbnail_size_w
- thumbnail_size_h
- thumbnail_crop
- medium_size_w
- medium_size_h
- large_size_w
- large_size_h
This list (actually, an array with other settings), is passed through the xmlrpc_blog_options
filter, which means you can add and remove to this list all you want. To enable the fetching of the current theme by wp.getOptions
and the changing of the theme by wp.setOptions
you’d use the following:
function allow_xmlrpc_theme_changes( $xmlrpcoptions ) {
$xmlrpcoptions['active-theme'] = array(
'desc' => __( 'Active site theme' ),
'readonly' => false,
'option' => 'template'
);
$xmlrpcoptions['active-stylesheet'] = array(
'desc' => __( 'Active site stylesheet' ),
'readonly' => false,
'option' => 'stylesheet'
);
return $xmlrpcoptions
}
add_filter( 'xmlrpc_blog_options', 'allow_xmlrpc_theme_changes' );
This adds two fields that you can set: “active-theme” and “active-stylesheet”.
Remember, you’ll be setting these options the same way as you would using update_option()
, so double check the codex before doing anything.