Hello,
2008/2/25, Diogene Laerce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> [david]
> > [1] I would consider a serious design issue with PHP and this library.
>
> What do you mean by that ?
I mean that even if the programmer makes a mistake (e.g. forget to
properly encode an xmlrpcval) when calling an API, the AP
Hello David
> > vote(cookie_t, question_id_t, vote_choice_t) ??
> >
> > Any explanation ?
>
> Yes. If you give a wrongly encoded value to "new xmlrpcmsg()", it
> *silently* skips the value without doing any warning. Thus the missing
> argment[1].
> By the way, you should use the method call setD
Hello Diogene,
Diogene Laerce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> But the debug answers that vote function takes 4 arguments ?? where the
> demexp doc says :
>
> vote(cookie_t, question_id_t, vote_choice_t) ??
>
> Any explanation ?
Yes. If you give a wrongly encoded value to "new xmlrpcmsg()", it
*si
Hello Diogene,
2008/2/22, Diogene Laerce <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> But the debug answers that vote function takes 4 arguments ?? where the
> demexp doc says :
>
> vote(cookie_t, question_id_t, vote_choice_t) ??
>
> Any explanation ?
Strange indeed. I've checked: the XML RPC proxy takes only thre
Hello
Ive got the following code :
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$server = new xmlrpc_client($servAdrss);
$cookie_dm = $HTTP_COOKIE_VARS["root"];//$userid"];
$server->setDebug(1);
$cookie = new xmlrpcval($cookie_dm, "int");
$question_id_t = new xmlrpcval($q
