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10:01 am
September 4, 2009
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kopertone1
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Does anyone know if this plug-in interfers with the WordPress iphone app in being aple to access wordpress and post to wordpress. I was able to post from my iphone prior to using this plug-in, but now it has a problem where I am getting "parse error. not well formed". Is there a setting in RoleScoper I need to change to allow "XML-RPC" ? Is there another app I could use?
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11:04 am
September 4, 2009
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Kevin
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Role Scoper is designed for XML-RPC compatibility, though I have not tested that lately. Will plan to look into it early next week.
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11:33 am
September 4, 2009
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Kevin
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For now, you could disable Role Scoper's admin filtering (uncheck "Editing and administering content") in Roles > Options > Realm > Access Types.
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11:42 am
September 4, 2009
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kopertone1
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I did try doing that… Same problem…
Along with "parse error. not well formed", I am also getting "Bad/pass combination" (was before as well).
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11:45 am
September 4, 2009
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Kevin
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Then also temporarily remove this line from role-scoper_init.php:
elseif ( defined('XMLRPC_REQUEST') )
require_once('xmlrpc_rs.php');
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12:49 pm
September 4, 2009
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kopertone1
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Seems to have worked! Will that effect anything else such as contributor roles or anything?
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12:53 pm
September 4, 2009
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Kevin
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Yes, wp-admin access is reverted to default WordPress roles until you re-enable RS admin filtering via that Realm setting. Any front-end access you assigned for Contributors or other users will still be applied. This is only a temporary workaround until the XMLRPC conflict is resolved.
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12:57 pm
September 4, 2009
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kopertone1
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Ok so you will try to update next week?
Thank you!
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1:03 pm
September 4, 2009
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Kevin
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kopertone1 said:
Ok so you will try to update next week?
Thank you!
Yes
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8:34 pm
September 10, 2009
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kopertone1
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Suddenly getting this error again. It was working fine last week…
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10:52 am
September 15, 2009
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kopertone1
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Any idea why? "Parse Error. Please check input values"
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10:20 am
October 13, 2009
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Kevin
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kopertone1 said:
Any idea why? "Parse Error. Please check input values"
Are you saying you now get that error message even with RS admin filtering disabled via Realms option and xml-rpc filtering disabled via the code hack I mentioned?
Can you tell me anything about your usage scenario?… WP role of xml-rpc user, any Category Restrictions or Category Roles in effect, any other non-default WP/RS Role Definitions or RS Options?
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10:21 am
October 14, 2009
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Kevin
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kopertone1 said:
Any idea why? "Parse Error. Please check input values"
Make sure you don't have WP_DEBUG defined in your wp-config.php file. If PHP notices / warnings are set for visible display, they will be output along with the XML-RPC response… and I've found that XML-RPC clients really don't appreciate that.
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