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Firefox says that the content-type is application/x-httpd-php, if it is, Firefox does right and WordPress or Apache/PHP is at fault, if not it is a Firefox bug. Would be good to know if that is a WordPress/Apache/PHP bug or a firefox bug, wouldn’t it? And maybe the request headers help to reproduce the bug.

Maybe someone could provide a tcpdump?! Would certenly help to understand the problem.

And what version of PHP and Apache is your side running?

What do get if you save the file, actually? What’s in it?

Now with Widget support and control panel.

… and the changes are now visible on the site, sorry …

IE problems fixed in version 0.99.2, which is out now.

Get The Musil Theme ??

Looks good to me.

You may want to use rewind_posts() and query_posts('..'). Look in the codex, there should be some documentation.

https://php.net/date
https://php.net/time
https://www.php.net/manual/de/function.strtotime.php

You see, the function the_ID() returns nothing, it is only echoing $id, which is a global variable in WordPress.

Include the snoopy class and do this:


$snoopy = new snoopy;
$snoopy->fetch("https://www.naturopathy-uk.com/blog/xmlrpc.php");
echo $snoopy->results;


Did you try snoopy? It just came to my mind, that I’m using it with great success. (wp-includes/class-snoopy.php)

grep’ing through the file, it seems that it uses curl too, but the binary and not the library (which seems to be the problem).

nice. ??

only your newsletter-email-input-box is to big and destroys the layout.

You should ask your hoster why he won’t upgrade to the new version of PHP. Since the problem is fixed your hoster should have no problem with the use of the cURL library. But if he insists to have that code removed you should consider to change to a more professional hoster.