Because if you aren’t, you’ll need to download class-IXR.php, install it somewhere, and rewrite the whole code to point the paths properly to it. Or, well, use any other PHP XML-RPC packages (there are a lot of them; Incutio’s IXR just happens to be small, efficient, and very simple to us; these days, most installations of PHP also include XML-RPC classes, which are probably faster since they’re C libraries ).

Oh yes, I most definitely will use http-in as soon as it’s available (hopefully still in 2009!). LL will slowly phase out XML-RPC — and not abruptly — since their own XstreetSL.com web shop uses XML-RPC profusely, and a hundred thousand people use that every day. That’s a lot of code to replace!

Because if you aren’t, you’ll need to download class-IXR.php, install it somewhere, and rewrite the whole code to point the paths properly to it. Or, well, use any other PHP XML-RPC packages (there are a lot of them; Incutio’s IXR just happens to be small, efficient, and very simple to us; these days, most installations of PHP also include XML-RPC classes, which are probably faster since they’re C libraries ).

Oh yes, I most definitely will use http-in as soon as it’s available (hopefully still in 2009!). LL will slowly phase out XML-RPC — and not abruptly — since their own XstreetSL.com web shop uses XML-RPC profusely, and a hundred thousand people use that every day. That’s a lot of code to replace!

And also are you going to remake this when http-in is in the main version? One of my scripter friends told me they are going to take out xml-rpc when http-in is in.

And also are you going to remake this when http-in is in the main version? One of my scripter friends told me they are going to take out xml-rpc when http-in is in.