Hi!

Which version of the XMLRPC plugin are you using?

In recent s9y versions, the index.tpl template has changed to support autodetection for some XMLRPC clients, you might want to try that.

Regards,
Garvin
I didn't understand this earlier. Tried enabling XML-RPC plugin worked on my PC, having ...

I will test lateast version on my PC and give you the feedback.
I tried with 1.3.1 on my PC, it still errs out with BloGTK and drivel. Tried all API's.

Sorry for raising back an old topic. But searching around didn't get me anything useful. I am looking for a method to connect to my blog, running in serendipity 1.1.2, with BloGTK.
My username and password were right. I tried all the API's. I set the Server URL as http://blog.mehulved.com ...

OK. I figured it out now. It's 2 plugins I need to add. One is event plugin and other is sidebar plugin. I was only installing the latter.

Azel, yeah I installed it, of course.
I even tried it out on my PC to mess around, again the same result. I am unable to find anything related to static pages in admin panel.
I have been searching around google whole day without anything useful.
Is there any official document or such for installing ...

Izzard wrote:It took me an hour, but actually everything solved.

How did you solve it? I still don't see anything related to static pages in the admin panel. Though I see the static pages list on my blog's page but nothing to configure it in the admin panel.

Hi!

If we were to change that to "10:30" it would mean that installations would break were people already entered "10.30".
Anyway to have a hh:mm format in the future because most of the software out there follows that format, too. That if the developers do agree that it will be better to have hh ...

I am using serendipity-1.1.2 while posting I saw that the server time was 10:30 hrs behind my local time. So, I tried to correct it but it didn't work. Searching for it I reached this thread. Finally I realised that I needed to give 10.5 instead or 10:30 to get the correct time on my blog. Now, this ...