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Hi all!
Just wondering what does the XMLRPC API in drupal have on offer? can i access parts to most modules with it? or is it so drupal can access outside resources via XMLRPC?
leigh
Hi all!
Just wondering what does the XMLRPC API in drupal have on offer? can i access parts to most modules with it? or is it so drupal can access outside resources via XMLRPC?
leigh
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check the handbook
http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/blogapi
-micha
work in progress with Drupal 4.6: langmi.de
You can do both
I suggest looking at the code for the blogapi.module as it is the fullest example of how XML-RPC is used. In short, however, Drupal can be both the originator and the end point for XML-RPC calls, and the full Drupal runtime API is available. Not a lot has been done with this potential, however, and new initiatives are welcome.
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Sorry to interrupt, but does
Sorry to interrupt, but does XMLRPC work if my drupal is installed in a subdir? I had problems trying to use an external application, which could post blogs through XMLRPC(blogapi.module). It works for another drupal sites installed in root dir. I have asked the question here, but havent got an answer. Thanks.
hmm
You added your comment to a former bug report closed 'working as expected' for Drupal version 4.3 and reopened by someone else as a feature request.
You also do not say what you have done. Have you followed the instructions found here: http://drupal.org/node/6315 ? have you included the directory in the path?
All my sites are in the root directory so I can not test this, but you neglect to say what you have done to test this.
-sp
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Test site...always start with a test site.
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-Steven Peck
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Test site, always start with a test site.
Drupal Best Practices Guide
I haven't tried wblogger
Hi sepeck,
Thanks for your reply. I haven't tried wblogger yet, the application I used was a experimental version from igooi.com. It's quite possible the problem is from igooi's software not drupal. So that's why I wanted to know if anyone with drupal installed in subdir can post blogs through xmlrpc. You are right, I will try wblogger and report back.
-dummy