invaid server response
The response to the blogger.getUsersBlogs method recieved from the webserver was invalid:
invalid response document returned from XmlRpc server
this just started after last upgrade.... any solutions.
invaid server response
The response to the blogger.getUsersBlogs method recieved from the webserver was invalid:
invalid response document returned from XmlRpc server
this just started after last upgrade.... any solutions.
What XML RPC client are you using? Are you willing to tell us your blog's URL?
We are using live writer.
Two out of four blogs are having this issue.
http://www.sflorg.com/stellar_nights/
http://www.sflorg.com/ear/
Thank you.
Heidi-Ann Kennedy
Director
Scientific Frontline
Sure could use some help here guys...
I know there is a lot needing it, just don't forgot about us... ~smiles~
You seem to be missing the file named class-IXR.php in the wp-includes directory. Since this contains the code behind the WordPress XML RPC server and client, its absence would explain why your XML RPC server is not responding at all, even to a basic "hello" method.
Well kind of missing...
By default when we FTP we use force lower case... I knew better but forgot to change the setting when upgrading WP to maintain case. 160 IQ and I stared at this darn thing forever, yet you can point to any visible star and I could tell you everything known about it. LMAO..
Just proves anyone can be a dumb#$$
Thank you dear Filosofo
Anything we can ever do for you, just yell my way.
Thanks,
Heidi-Ann~
I just installed Wordpress 2.5.1 and the latest release of Windows Live Writer and found that there is an error in xmlrpc.php. This causes the error as shown in the title of this forum.
In
function mw_newPost()
This line, about halfway in the function is incorrect, and its line number will show up in the log of the latest version of Windows Live Writer, when trying to publish a post. In the log the error is further defined as an "undefined function" call.
logIO(’O', ‘Post cats: ‘ . printr($catnames,true));
printr is not a PHP function nor is it defined in the WordPress code.
Instead of “printr”, the correct function name is “print_r”
After making this change the post was published without any other problems:
logIO(’O', ‘Post cats: ‘ . print_r($catnames,true));
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