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Joe Gregorio on AtomPub and XML

In a follow up comment on his WebFinger post Joe Gregorio gives some perspective on AtomPub and XML: Look, AtomPub has this problem, and if I had to do it all over again I would build AtomPub in JSON. An … Continue reading

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WordPress 2.9 – XML-RPC and AtomPub Changes

Just in time for Christmas WordPress 2.9 is out. Here’s what has changed in the XML-RPC and AtomPub APIs since 2.8.6: XML-RPC Expose user registration option via wp.getOptions/wp.setOptions ( ticket #10454 ) Fix bug in wp.getComment that reported spam comments … Continue reading

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WordPress 2.8 – XML-RPC and AtomPub Changes

Here’s what has changed in WordPress XML-RPC and AtomPub APIs from 2.7.1 to the new WordPress 2.8 release: XML-RPC Fixed wp.getUsersBlogs and blogger.getUsersBlogs to return the correct value for the ‘xmlrpc’ field when WordPress is installed in separate directory ( … Continue reading

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WordPress Theme Authors, Don't Forget The wp_head() Function

When creating a WordPress theme don’t forget to include a wp_head(); call in the HTML HEAD section of your theme. It’s very simple to do, just include: Before the closing HEAD tag (</head>) in your HTML. Why make such a … Continue reading

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WordPress 2.7.1 Released – XML-RPC and AtomPub Changes

Ryan just tagged the 2.7.1 release of WordPress. This being a maintenance release there are only a few changes to XML-RPC: Fixed bugs in wp.newComment (ticket 8672) Fix break of metaWeblog.getCategories that was introduced in 2.7 (ticket 8494) Added the … Continue reading

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WordPress 2.7 Released – XML-RPC and AtomPub Changes

Today brings the official release of WordPress 2.7. I love what Michael Pick has been doing with the videos for the new WordPress releases: There’s lots of information about the new UI and features in the announcement. Here’s what’s changed … Continue reading

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