@hexxamillion
I would really double check your settings. I know, I hate when people tell me stupid stuff like that on the forums, but it seems to be the most consistent problem.
Like mentioned earlier, that error is due to the DOM function not receiving valid XML to parse....meaning it’s not getting it from the xmlrpc query.
DOM looks enabled for you which is usually the only other problem people encounter.
Like always, I don’t mind taking a peak if you want to email me user/pass senica at allebrum.com
Thanks Senica. I sent you an email with login. Please let me know whant you find or suggest. I know xmlrpc works because I am performing a similar task already with my mobile wordpress blog which requires xmlrpc to be enabled.
So hexxamillion’s issue turned out to be the password having a character in it that wasn’t being escaped. To fix it, I simply put the password in single quotations instead of double quotes to make it literal and it worked.
oh....I forgot about that...grrr.....it’s always something simple. I forgot to escape that.
Regarding the excessive posts resulting with long response time, I may be able to do use the part of your code that pulls the titles and find a way to only print a specific count..and/or integrate some php code external to your plugin that parses specific amount of post data.
in any case many thanks! It usually helps to have two extra set of eyes when it comes to looking at code.
I used the awpPost instead which is what I really wanted and that loads just fine...this is good stuff! So now my question is..does your code also pull any images that may be used in posts?
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I answered my question. My awpPost is displaying the Wordpress code for the image gallery display rather than the images themselves.
That is strange about the images. I know they show. Does wp use tags like shortcode instead of the actual image tag? You might just need to do a str_replace to format the image tag correctly.
