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This article describes what is XML-RPC file in WordPress. Learn how to disable xmlrpc.php with .htaccess
What is XML-RPC used for in WordPress?
In WordPress, XML-RPC is used for the Pingback function, for remote publishing of articles and other functionalities that require specific communication with an external application.
XML-RPC is a set of implementations that allow software running on the disparate operating system in different environments to make procedure calls over the internet.
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主に自分のためのWordpressカスタマイズ情報。 (more…)
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Is #W3C #Replicating the #WordPress #Pingback #System ? @barkinet
This post was contributed by guest author James Richman. James writes about marketing, digital design, entrepreneurship, and technology. He has gained most of his experience from running a variety of his own businesses for more than a decade. On January 12, 2016, the W3C (the World Wide Web Consortium) released its first public working…
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Le protocole XML-RPC permet aux ordinateurs de communiquer via Internet. Un peu dépassé, ce protocole est souvent utilisé pour pirater des sites WordPress
Getting Bugs From Bugzilla Using XML-RPC
I recently had to develop an interface to get bug information out of an older Bugzilla installation (version 4.x). The older installation didn’t support REST and only supported the older XML-RPC interface. Using some basic code from xml-rpc.net I was able to get a simple interface up and running in short order… If you have…
Getting Bugs From Bugzilla Using XML-RPC was originally published on S^2 Blog
Collections Update
The challenge of developing a database to hold information about my ink, pen and notebook collections really fired my imagination. When wrote in my last post “One day I may turn it all into a real database to enable filtering, sorting and immediate updates” I really should have said that I would do it within the next week. (more…)
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