This addon should work for both vB Drupal versions, the 3.0.x version and 3.5 version.
What does it do: This module allows your users, who have the "edit own blogs" permission to publish to your vB Drupal site from their desktop, using any of the desktop blogging tools. It supports the following XML-RPC Engines: Blogger, MovableType and MetaWeblog
One major change from the original module is that it will apply vB's default strike system for failed logins.
Orginal source: This is actually a stock Drupal module. It was not included in vB Drupal since it allows remote logins, which some may not be comfortable with
License: GPL
Installation: Unzip and upload the files to their respective directories. The main xmlrpc.php goes to your main drupal directory, and is the one to use for the client interface, like http://www.example.com/forum/drupal/xmlrpc.php
Change Log
Oct 18, 2005: v0.9 Bug fixes
Oct 17, 2005: v0.8 beta release
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I've been looking around the vbulletin.com forums, sounds like this is going to be a bug. They say admins & moderators are exempt from moderation required rules. I'm posting as admin, and the friends I mentioned with blog permissions are all moderators.
Will try some different desktop clients & settings when I get home tonight.
I'd like to know how you have your forum selection setup. One single forum if for all drupal entries, or a list of forum id's.
@dualboot: This sounds like a problem you had earlier, that was fixed. Do you have a similar problem to this now?
does this require ftp on your server to accept their content or is the done with an xml or rss type of feed or how does the server accept their content and is there any protection against accepting virusus or harmful content?
Hey tamarian - Thanks for the excellent additions to vB!
I'm working with the blogAPI.module now and I am running into some difficulty with one particular function.
valid_input_data() does not exist within the drupal framework. Obviously this causes the checking of valid xml to break throwing an error back to the client blogging tool.
Am I just overlooking something here? I'd like to use the remote management, but I do not want to remove the two calls to that function.
Code:
if (!valid_input_data($edit['title'], $edit['body'])) {
return blogapi_error(t('Terminated request because of suspicious input data.'));
}
and
if (!valid_input_data($node->title, $node->body)) {
return blogapi_error(t('Terminated request because of suspicious input data.'));
}
I would be very grateful for any assistance you can provide.
You'll probably want to read this and update your file above - It wont work for anyone as is.
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re: "is there a replacement function?"
There is no replacement because the concept of valid_input_data() was flawed. There is no magical check you can perform that will separate safe from unsafe data. It depends on what happens to the data and how it is output.