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XMLRPC may not be installed or active on your site. The simplest test for this is to load the XMLRPC page in a browser http://www.YOURSITEHERE.com/xmlrpc.php Simply replace your domain for YOURSITEHERE You are expecting a “XMLRPC server accepts POST requests only.” if you see that, then XMLRPC is installed. If it is not installed or not active you’ll likely see “Forbidden You don’t have permission to access /xmlrpc.php on this server.” You’ll need to contact your hosting company about turning on XMLRPC for your site AND/OR adding the ResultFlow IPs to a whitelist to access to the feature. You can email support [at] marketersbraintrust.com for the latest list of IPs. |
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If your site is https:// but your xmlrpc.php is active at http:// and it doesn’t redirect to the https:// version, that will cause the red exclamation point. You can test that by checking both the http:// and https:// versions http://www.YOURSITEHERE.com/xmlrpc.php https://www.YOURSITEHERE.com/xmlrpc.php If you get “XMLRPC server accepts POST requests only.” and http:// does not redirect to https:// your posting may work even though there is a red exclamation point. Try moving a test document (you can create one in the Content section) and then copy that test document to the a Blog Venue folder. Then see if it appears on your site, if so, then XMLRPC is working. |
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