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Alright, I was just able to reproduce the problem, and I have a potential fix. If anyone could apply this patch and test it out it’d be greatly appreciated.

Index: branches/1.5/xmlrpc.php
===================================================================
— branches/1.5/xmlrpc.php (revision 2672)
+++ branches/1.5/xmlrpc.php (working copy)
@@ -502,13 +502,11 @@

global $wpdb, $post_default_category;

– $this->escape($args);
–
– $blog_ID = $args[0]; // we will support this in the near future
– $user_login = $args[1];
– $user_pass = $args[2];
+ $blog_ID = $wpdb->escape($args[0]);
+ $user_login = $wpdb->escape($args[1]);
+ $user_pass = $wpdb->escape($args[2]);
+ $publish = $wpdb->escape($args[4]);
$content_struct = $args[3];
– $publish = $args[4];

if (!$this->login_pass_ok($user_login, $user_pass)) {
return $this->error;

I still can’t reproduce this, but I think that skippy may have found a potential fix and I’m posting it to the wp-hackers mailing list. If someone cares to contact me via email with access information to a test install so I can test the solution, my email is [email protected]

I am unable to confirm this problem on a test install, so I’m setting up another one locally.

If you have phpmyadmin, try running a repair on wp_posts.

The author intouch shouldn’t be offended, since his is nothing but a re-release of wp-contactform

If you’re logged in as the user who posted the protected post you shouldn’t have to input the password, try logging out.

replaces <ul class=”linklog”> with nothing.

You have a premature endwhile; and endif;, anything calling the date and time stuff needs to be in the same place as the_content(); and the like, inside the loop

Trackback links are not meant to be clicked.

and try not bumping, the support demigods will smite you.

IE still renders alpha-transparent PNGs incorrectly, and probably will continue to do so until the next version. Using plain transparency will work, but you lose some of the cool effects of having things that fade to transparency based on the color of the element behind it.

The Atom API is still very unestablished, from what I see there are still five different drafts on how it should accomplish certain things.

XML-RPC should allow you to post anything that you could post in the admin, as it works wonderfully, and browsing over the code I see nowhere where it would strip HTML tags.

There are some open source implementations of the MetaWeblog API and the Blogger API, maybe you should consider looking some of those up.

Just FYI, posting to this page took more bandwidth than it would take to download a localization.

As far as making it in two languages, it would require a considerable amount of hacking. You could do hacking into the admin that checks what current user it is and adjust the language accordingly, although no guarantee this will work as I am not that familiar with gettext.

Follow the installation instructions.

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Installation

And try to post with more meaningful titles

I can do it, but I’ll give other people a chance to reply, if someone else is desperately in need of money, I’ll let them do it, because its a relatively easy job.