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I have to access to my domain root, can I use SiteInfo?

Since there is only one SiteInfo per domain, you can't use SiteInfo without access to your domain root.

I get the error that my siteinfo.xml is not writable.

Please make it writable using FTP or SSH and the CHMOD 777 command. The WordPress Codex has additional information about that.

When i click on "Verify Path" or "Autodetect Path" I get the error "This feature is not available for this WordPress version".

You are using an older WordPress version which doesn't support all AJAX security features. Please upgrade to 2.0.3

What is mod_rewrite?

Mod_rewrite is a technology which allows you to map a nice looking path (like yourblog.com/2005/05/01/your-post) to yourblog.com/index.php?id=40. =

How does this plugin uses mod_rewrite?

This plugin uses modrewrite to map yourdomain.com/siteinfo.xml to yourdomain.com/index.php?requestsiteinfo=true. This allows you to generate the SiteInfo on the fly without having to create a static file.

My server doesn't support mod_rewrite or my blog is not located at the domain root, what should I do?

This plugin can also generate a static siteinfo.xml. Please verify your path to the domain root at the administration page.

How often is the static file rebuilt?

The static file is rebuild of you publish a post.

I enabled mod_rewrite, but I alway get an old SiteInfo

Please make sure that there is no siteinfo.xml in your domain root.

I changed the content of my SiteInfo, but I can't see it in my browser!

The SiteInfo is retrieved only once per session. Please close your browser and retry.