Thanks Gavin, much appreciated.

This is not a bug per se, but IMHO the xmlrpc event plugin appears to trust the sender a little to much, at least when it comes to sending correct data.

Background: I'm using Emacs's weblogger.el mode to post to my blog. This has been almost working for quite a while but there was one remaining ...

I'm not sure if this is an overly helpful pointer but I use s9y's xml_rpc from both Emacs and ScribeFire and I do tend to make extensive use of <p> markers and other HTML markup.

Posts through fine from both editors so my guess would be that it's an oddity with WLW.

I can't help with the rest of the Live Writer problems as I don't use Live Writer but url-wise you do want the first URL, not the second one.

I assume you did check that your post didn't end up as a draft?

Oops, sorry about the messed-up URL. Looks like beers and programming mix as well as ever...

Garvin, thanks for integrating the patch, much appreciate!

I've been using serendipity for a while and am very happy with it in general (thanks!) but I've recently run into problems when trying to use Emacs weblogger mode to post directly from Emacs to my blog. The problem turned out to be that weblogger-mode is using the mt.supportedMethods xml rpc call to ...