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To help out here is a link to the 2 files you need to fix it for WP 2.0 (unless there is a better patch out there yet):

1) take this file:

https://pughjones.net/functions-post.php.ppj

Rename it to same without the .ppj on the end
and replace the one you have in wp-includes (backup the one you have first)

2) take this file:

https://pughjones.net/xmlrpc.php.ppj

rename it to same name without the .ppj on the end
replace the one you have in root dir (backup again before you do).

cross fingers……..:)

Gallery2 is fine with WordPress 2.0 It’s what I am running, (see further back up the thread), there is even a plugin (search for it in here somewhere) that lets you drag photos from gallery into blog text you are writing….

yes there Gallery2 at https://gallery.menalto.com/

Then you need the plugin for wordpress from: https://wpg2.ozgreg.com/index.php/Main_Page

I have it running on my site now, but its not really ready yet, since I am still migrating from the old version of Gallery : https://pughjones.net

Look through the forums here though, there is tons of info on it.

Great that resolves it for sure for me. For other AIBO owners out there wanting to use wordpress as your blog, I also added this little bit of code in the xmlrpc.php (section added in strong text) file at around line 874:

$prefix = ‘/’;

if(!empty($name)) {

$prefix_img = ”;

if(preg_match (“/^img.jpg$/i”, $name)) {
$prefix_img = date(‘U’);
}

// Create the path
$localpath = $file_realpath.$prefix.$prefix_img.$name;
$url = $file_url.$prefix.$prefix_img.$name;

if (mkdir_p(dirname($localpath))) {

It gets around the AIBO Entertainment Player 2.0 loading all the images with the same name (img.jpg) for each blog entry (thereby overwriting the image every time).

This is now fixed for me (though may have other issues later on), at least for the time being.

First I followed the information here these instructions as suggested by ryan.

Then I edited the xmlrpc.php file that came from those instructions and commented out this block of code:

if(!get_settings(‘use_fileupload’)) {
// Uploads not allowed
logIO(‘O’, ‘(MW) Uploads not allowed’);
$this->error = new IXR_Error(405, ‘No uploads allowed for this site.’);
return $this->error;
}

This may be a bad idea long term, but until another fix is available it will have to do. Once again need to stress that the use uploading was an admin user.

Thanks Ryan, the account is an admin however.

To add even more confusion to this, it seems that the above block of code only exists in the ecto version of xmlrpc.php, not the version released with wordpress 2.0.

This suggests to me that it maybe an obsolete option.

OK here is the piece of code in XMLRPC.php that writes the error out to the xmlrpc.log file:

if(!get_settings(‘use_fileupload’)) {
// Uploads not allowed
logIO(‘O’, ‘(MW) Uploads not allowed’);
$this->error = new IXR_Error(405, ‘No uploads allowed for this site.’);
return $this->error;
}

where is this use_fileupload variable set in WP2.0? I can find no other reference to it anywhere else in the code.

Implemented changes as on that link.

Sadly it doesn’t appear to fix my problem, I still get the following error in my xmlrpc.log file with the MetaWeblog API:

Output: (MW) Uploads not allowed

same thing for the Moveable Type API.

Again XMLRPC.php only seems to transfer the data correctly when no picture is sent (like when using Blogger API).

Confirmed.

I created an account on wordpress.com tested XMLRPC upload and same errors occur at the client end (though since I can’t see the actual log file on that server, I have to assume it is the same error on the server).

Output: (MW) Uploads not allowed

So basically at this point the question is:

Can Movable Type API or Metaweblog API upload pictures via XMLRPC.php on WordPress 2.0 ?

If they work with other clients, then I will just have to assume that it’s the Aibo Entertainment Player 2.0 that is incompatible in some way with XMLRPC.

hehe – u said bog, I sure hope you sit on that alone

lol well there is even more chance of people finding it now that we both posted links

here is one forum plugin that I found on my travels on google XDForum, but it appears to be 1.5.x compliant and not yet modded for v2.0 maybe worth a try all the same though:

https://www.xdweb.net/index.php?page=12

I had a similar problem with table cells on a website I was prototyping for my company.

It turned out that on Firefox this kind of tag ‘<td height=”7″ ‘, left a minutely small gap in the table rows (making the assembled picture fragment) when compared to IE6, which left no gap.

I reduced the number slightly, IE6 didn’t seem to care and Firefox was happy, but I am not sure if that has anything to do with your problem or not….

Well thats ok, I didn’t really expect a reply today. It was just my OP was a bit too detailed, I realised that I only needed an answer about the log file message.

NM I will try a hosted version of WP to see if it has the same issue, that way I will be able to tell if it’s my hosting service or not.