That’s the one. http://codex.wordpress.org/XML-RPC_Support
Elaborate on “not doing the trick”?
Well – it’s not working – it should post my most recent del.icio.us bookmarks each day.
Del.icio.us asks for:
* job_name is the name for your posting “thingy”, which can be anything
* out_name is the login name you use for your blog
* out_pass is the password you use for your blog
* out_url is the full URL of the XML-RPC interface for your blog, which probably ends in something like mt-xmlrpc.cgi
* out_time is the hour (from 0-23 in GMT) to post your links at every day
* out_blog_id is your blog ID number (which is probably 1 if you have only one blog)
* out_cat_id is optional: the category ID number in your blog where you’d like to put these posts
Maybe I have the wrong blog number – how would I find my ‘blog number’
Maybe I have the wrong blog number – how would I find my ‘blog number’
As I recall (and that would be a question for del.icio.us) you just make it up. Each blog you add to their thingy has to have a different out_blog_id.
Of all those values, there are only 3 that are critical to get right: out_name, out_pass, out_url.
Have you checked your web server’s error logs? Some hosts block xmlrpc.php access — does yours? Have you tested it with something simple like a Weblog_Client?
I have just get up ‘Deepest Sender’ as a weblog client and can post without any problems.
Rich
Hi there, having similar problems:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/120880?replies=2
Handysolo, you mentioned that some hosts block xmlrpc.php access. Looks like mine does. I love using my weblog client. Is there anything I can do about it?
