Monday, November 08, 2010 at 12:01 AM.
system.verbs.apps.metaWeblog.newPost
on newPost (title="", link="", description="", adrstruct=nil, username=nil, password=nil, blogId=nil, flPublish=true, adrdata=@metaweblog.data) { <<Changes <<11/23/05; 3:39:02 PM by DW <<blogId must be a string. <<6/9/02; 11:34:06 AM by DW <<Created. See the server-side at radio.weblog.metaweblogapi. local (url, struct); metaWeblog.init (); bundle { //set defaults if username == nil { username = user.metaWeblog.username}; if password == nil { password = string (user.metaWeblog.password)}; if blogId == nil { blogId = user.metaWeblog.blogId}}; url = "xmlrpc://" + adrdata^.server + ":" + adrdata^.port + adrdata^.rpcPath; if adrstruct == nil { adrstruct = @struct; new (tabletype, adrstruct)}; if title != "" { adrstruct^.title = title}; if link != "" { adrstruct^.link = link}; adrstruct^.description = description; //description must be present, according to the Radio implementation return ([url].metaWeblog.newPost (string (blogid), username, password, adrstruct^, flPublish))} <<bundle //test code <<local (struct) <<new (tabletype, @struct) <<struct.categories = {"Michegas", "Mind Bombs"} <<dialog.alert (newPost (description:"Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country.", link:"http://www.scripting.com/", title:"Test Post for Metaweblog API glue", adrstruct:@struct))
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