wujimon

If there a template avaiable that shows this working for the default template? I’m a bit confused about the else clause. Wouldn’t it also display the entries in the links category?

Just curious, what’s the main difference between a CMS and a blog?

I am also interested in something like this as it was one of the nice things I had going on MT. The way I did it in MT was to just create a new weblog and then do an “include” in one of my sidebars. This way I could organize my links in categories and such.. hmm.. perhaps I should just give that a try and see if it work with WP the way it is now.

Hi LL.
Thanks for all of your help, but I guess it just wasn’t meant to be with wbloggar. I tried your suggestion above and it still didn’t work. I even tried to include the my-hacks.php file in the beginning of the page code and that didn’t work either. I verified that I have enabled hacks and it works when I post using the web interface so that’s good. Am I missing something? Have you tried this and gotten it to work? Thanks again.
w.

I’m not really that “php-aware”, but thanks for the strong encouragement. I’m still having difficulty editing the correct parts of the xmlrpc.php file. I’ve tried adding the code snippet to basically all “new posts” methods in the various APIs but it still does not work. Perhaps I’m doing things wrong. I basically add it after the “$result” line code snippet in the methods. Any help on this would be much appreciated.
Thanks again.
w.

First off, GREAT PLUGIN!. The plugin works great and I did modify it a bit to not crosspost private entries, however I’m having some difficulties when I try to post with a client such as wbloggar. Any suggestions on that? I’ll try to look into myself to see if I can come up with anything. GREAT WORK! ??

I initially also had problems with this. Just an FYI, make sure your .htaccess file is in the installation directory. I had issues b/c I tried to put the rules in my root directory when I installed WP into a subdirectory of the root.
HTH.
w.