When you add content to the post_content, WordPress wraps its own tags around everything and removes certain tags (such as script tags). Plugins, such as Visual composer let you add raw JS, ie. your script tags. However, if you don’t want to use a plugin, you can add it directly into your page.php or footer.php … Read more
Use the metaWeblog api instead: “metaWeblog.getRecentPosts”. This includes the permalink information. See here: http://mindsharestrategy.com/2010/wp-xmlrpc-metaweblog/
The XML-RPC has a filter, where you can add your custom methods: function wpse60127_xmlrpc_methods( $methods ) { $methods[‘newWPSE60127Method’] = ‘wpse60127_new_method’; return $methods; } add_filter( ‘xmlrpc_methods’, ‘wpse60127_xmlrpc_methods’ ); Simply add your own methods there (core methods/functions) are also allowed.
turns out to be a libxml2 bug due to an old version on our server. Luckily a fix exits: the LibXML2-fix plugin.
You can also parse the feed with core functions and insert new post in the other install. You can write or buy a plugin for doing this. The important functions for this scenario is ‘fetch_feed’ and ‘wp_insert_post’. It is also useful, if you change the default cache, if you have often new posts, more as … Read more
From the save_post Codex page: save_post is an action triggered whenever a post or page is created or updated, which could be from an import, post/page edit form, xmlrpc, or post by email. So, if you hook into save_post you can run your filter before save: add_action( ‘save_post’, ‘wpse_75871_save_post’ ); function wpse_75871_save_post( $post_id ) { … Read more
Alright. I think I cracked it. <dateTime.iso8601>20140111T20:39:15</dateTime.iso8601> Should be: <dateTime.iso8601>20140111T20:39:15Z</dateTime.iso8601> Looks like the toolkit I was using didn’t quite implement iso8601 perfectly (or wordpress isn’t – not sure). I’m using Node WordPress and tracked down that it uses the module Node XML RPC to actually send the XML RPC. This seems to be where the … Read more
You can do it by sending the 5th parameter to wp.newPost, like this: $request = xmlrpc_encode_request( “wp.newPost”, array( 1, $xmlrpc_username, $xmlrpc_password, $content, $terms) ); Please note the $terms should be in this format: ‘Taxonomy names as keys, array of term IDs as values’, according to the Codex. FYI, here is another thread related to your … Read more
Using XML RPC to import data into WordPress
Figured it out. $post_obj[‘permalink’] = my_getDraftPermalink( $post_obj[‘post_id’] ); That’s the correct syntax for getting the post_id. Then a custom function that gets the permalink the same way as the post dashboard UI is required. The dashboard uses get_sample_permalink and not get_permalink, which will return the draft path if the post isn’t live. function my_getDraftPermalink ( … Read more