If you have selected content for Rich Summaries and completed content should be posting to your blog, then typically there is a problem with your blog login, or the functions of XML-RPC. In this post you can step through troubleshooting for those problems.
Before starting on the troubleshooting steps below. Have you added or are you using any security plugins like iThemes Security, be sure that you haven't disable remote posting, or disabled proxy detection.
First, Are there items that show as Posted to Blog in ResultFlow but are not on your blog?
Yes - Items are in column 3 that are NOT on my blog
If items are Posted to Blog, but you cannot find them from the Posts panel inside WordPress, then you need to take some additional steps to troubleshoot your blog credentials .
No
This means that no items have moved to your blog, yet.
Take a look at the show me how images above, if BOTH Column 3 is empty AND Column 2 has items more than 3 days old, then please open a ticket with support by clicking on the Chat Bug in the app or by sending an email to support [ at ] resultflow.com.
Troubleshooting Blog Credentials
Did you add your new Author or Editor User Credentials to ResultFlow?
Yes
Continue reading below.
No
Open your Credentials Tab in ResultFlow.
Do you see a Red Splat next to your WordPress settings?
Yes
No
Everything looks OK in ResultFlow, but I still don't see the posts
Log in to your blog. From the Menu choose Posts, then click on the Date column until the most recent posts are at the top. Typically this is the default, but you can click to be sure.
Do any of the newest items match the posts showing in the Rich Summary Venue in ResultFlow? If so, items are posting to the blog.
Is the Category set to Summary or Uncategorized? If it is Uncategorized, then you will want to make a new Category for Summary items so they appear in the right place.
Still having trouble? Please feel free to open a Support Chat from inside your app, or send an email to support [AT] resultflow.com they may recommend you renaming your XMLRPC file - you can learn how on this post.