I think you may be confusing the send and response data formats. (The format you are specifying to send with is the response format.) You probably need to just send the value as: array(“users_can_register” => “1”);
Instead of using XMLRPC which isn’t available on some hosts, use the REST API instead. Send a HTTP POST request to the posts endpoint containing a JSON object with your desired post, with an authentication header. To do this, we’re going to need an authentication plugin ( standard WP only supports nonce + cookie which … Read more
XML-RPC and $wpdb
Is there any image size limit for wordpress xml-rpc?
Send an extra parameter with xml-rpc login?
These options are not among the default writable $blog_options. Here’s one (untested) idea using the xmlrpc_blog_options filter to make the show_on_front option writeable: /** * Add ‘show_on_front’ to the list of XML-RPC writeable options. */ add_filter( ‘xmlrpc_blog_options’, function( $blog_options ) { if( is_array( $blog_options ) ) { $blog_options[‘show_on_front’] = array( ‘desc’ => __( ‘Show on … Read more
XMLRPC newPost post_content issue
modify post meta data remotely without xmlrpc
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/