Using The WordPress XML-RPC API With PHP: The Post Model’s Properties
Part 4 in a series on working with the WordPress XML-RPC API with PHP. Previously I discussed the reasons for creating a data model (aka a class), that looks li...
In addition to PHP, this topic covers a fair amount of MySQL, as well as some *nix shell scripting.
Part 4 in a series on working with the WordPress XML-RPC API with PHP. Previously I discussed the reasons for creating a data model (aka a class), that looks li...
Another of those “learn from my mistakes” moments: Azure Web Sites don’t include the SQL Server PDO extension if your site is running PHP 5.5....
A data model representing what a WordPress post looks like is the basic building block for interacting with the WordPress XML-RPC API.
WordPress's XML-RPC implementation is inherently secure, and can be made moreso by the security best practices detailed in the WordPress Codex.