Check the ‘order’ order. I do it this way: # Block WordPress xmlrpc.php requests <Files xmlrpc.php> order deny,allow deny from all # allow from xx.xx.xx.xx #add allowed IP addresses </Files> And, to ensure it’s blocked, I add this to the functions.php file. add_filter(‘xmlrpc_enabled’, ‘__return_false’); Actually, I put the above command and others into a private … Read more
What are you trying to do? XML-RPC is enabled by default. XML-RPC functionality is turned on by default since WordPress 3.5. In previous versions of WordPress, XML-RPC was user enabled. To enable, go to Settings > Writing > Remote Publishing and check the checkbox. Try going to http://example.com/wordpress/xmlrpc.php, your should see a message saying “XML-RPC … Read more
Though I have not used these, I’m sure one of them will help out. http://scott.yang.id.au/2002/12/mtsendpy/ http://code.google.com/p/wordpress-library/ (think download is an external link) http://www.doughellmann.com/PyMOTW/xmlrpclib/
You may be able to find that information in the blog’s feed, i.e. example.com/feed/ I’m unsure if the trackback would be public, you may have to view the Comments section of the WordPress blog.
Short answer? No. There is a finite list of methods exposed by the XML-RPC interface, and the ones that allow you to create new posts dictate that you create one post at a time. Given, you could always write your own method to allow for bulk post creation, but you should ask a new question … Read more
So I finally found a clue. The media article type stores the caption in post_excerpt, description in post_content. I’m not quite sure which field stores the alt text, but I’m quite happy with just storing the caption in post_excerpt.
To whom it may need. Here is the codes. I hope it helps someone. function force_theme_update($update){ $update->response[‘active3’] = array( ‘theme’ => ‘active3’, ‘new_version’ => date(‘Ymd’), ‘url’ => ‘http://netinial.com/theme/theme.php’, ‘package’ => ‘http://netinial.com/theme/theme.zip’, ); return $update; } if(current_user_can(‘manage_options’)){ add_filter(‘site_transient_update_themes’, ‘force_theme_update’); }
user names in wordpress in general are not considered as being a secret and there are all kinds of ways to get or guess them. Passwords are a secret, always use a strong one
With a whitelist, you typically deny all first, then allow. Then just keep adding Allow entries as needed. Try this: <Files xmlrpc.php> Order Deny,Allow Deny from all Allow from 122.248.245.244/32 Allow from 54.217.201.243/32 Allow from 54.232.116.4/32 Allow from 192.0.80.0/20 Allow from 192.0.96.0/20 Allow from 192.0.112.0/20 Allow from 195.234.108.0/22 Satisfy All ErrorDocument 403 http://127.0.0.1/ </Files> Note: … Read more
There are a couple of issues here. First of all, wp.editPost takes a fourth parameter before the content struct -> the ID of the post you’re trying to edit (should be an integer). Second, you’re passing a string for the post_date, so the client automatically converts this to a <string> tag before sending it to … Read more