Crisses
2014-02-06 23:39:30 UTC
Hi,
I'm new here -- thanks for a great package.
I'm working on MetaWeblog support for PmWiki -- we had Blogger support with XMLRPC years ago, the package maintainer disappeared and I'm trying to bring it up-to-date.
I've got some of it working, but the contents of the page are coming through with newlines \n recoded to
I tried specifying "string", but that didn't help.
Is there a php encoding I should run on the string first, or class method I should be using? In the code below, it's "description" that has the problem. The text being sent should be RichText or plain text on the other end: newlines need to be preserved. I'm testing out my XMLRPC on the Ecto console.
Thank you!!!
return new xmlrpcval(
array(
"postid" => new xmlrpcval($page['name']),
"title" => new xmlrpcval($title),
"userid" => new xmlrpcval($page['author']),
"dateCreated" => new xmlrpcval($lastmodified, "dateTime.iso8601"),
"description" => new xmlrpcval("$EditText", "string"),
"link" => new xmlrpcval($link),
),"struct");
Crisses
I'm new here -- thanks for a great package.
I'm working on MetaWeblog support for PmWiki -- we had Blogger support with XMLRPC years ago, the package maintainer disappeared and I'm trying to bring it up-to-date.
I've got some of it working, but the contents of the page are coming through with newlines \n recoded to
I tried specifying "string", but that didn't help.
Is there a php encoding I should run on the string first, or class method I should be using? In the code below, it's "description" that has the problem. The text being sent should be RichText or plain text on the other end: newlines need to be preserved. I'm testing out my XMLRPC on the Ecto console.
Thank you!!!
return new xmlrpcval(
array(
"postid" => new xmlrpcval($page['name']),
"title" => new xmlrpcval($title),
"userid" => new xmlrpcval($page['author']),
"dateCreated" => new xmlrpcval($lastmodified, "dateTime.iso8601"),
"description" => new xmlrpcval("$EditText", "string"),
"link" => new xmlrpcval($link),
),"struct");
Crisses