gcraya16
Member
Posted 3 years ago #
I am having problems with using programs to create blog posts offline. I do have the xmlrpc button checked in the Writing Settings. I started try to use Windows Live Writer, but it didn't work. It gave me the xmlrpc.php error. I searched all over the web for a solution. I tried contacting my host to see if they were blocking access to the file. I tried editing my .htaccess file. But when I did this it gave me a 500 error message. I tried editing the php.ini file. I tried disabling all plugins and still no avail. I think I tried everything. I also tried a different blogging software. I tried ScribeFire and it gave me a similiar error. So I don't know what is the problem. I am new to this so I tried everything I could think of and everything i searched.
Please help,
Gus
You didn't indicate what error Windows Live Writer or ScribeFire indicated. That would be helpful in tracking down what the problem is.
gcraya16
Member
Posted 3 years ago #
Sorry. This is the entire error message from Live Writer:
An error occured while attempting to connect to your weblog:
Invalid Server Response - The response to the blogger.getUsersBlogs method received from the weblog server was invalid:
Invaild response document returned from XmlRpc server
You must correct this error before proceeding.
And from ScribeFire:
The server returned a malformed response. Please check that your blog and API URLs are correct.
Thanks for the help.
~GR
Any chance this is a WPMU blog? I think there was a release of WPMU that problems with blogger.getUsersBlogs that has since been fixed in recent versions.
gcraya16
Member
Posted 3 years ago #
I don't think so. I just downloaded it from http://wordpress.org/download/
What's the URL for this blog? I can at least check if the basic XML-RPC features are working correctly.
gcraya16
Member
Posted 3 years ago #
gcraya.com.com/blog
thanks a lot for your help. I think the only thing I haven't tried is to reinstall the blog. I don't know if that would help any.
~GR
Ahhh, your using the free hosting at GoDaddy. They inject some Javascript with every request, which breaks the XML-RPC format.
gcraya16
Member
Posted 3 years ago #
So its GoDaddy's fault. I think I'm too cheap. I'll see what I can do and post my solution.
gcraya16
Member
Posted 3 years ago #
Ok so what I ended up doing was upgrading my hosting account to put my blog on my ftp server without GoDaddy's ads. Now it all works.