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Getting NSXMLParserErrorDomain 65
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violaadams
Aug 2, 2009, 1:48 PMHi Everybody,
I am getting an error - NSXMLParserErrorDomain 65.
whenever I try to access my blog from my iPhone.
my blog address is www.violaadams.com
any ideas?
Cheers
-VI -
All of the basic things checkout okay so I suspect this is a problem with the WP iPhone app finding your RSD link. Changes have already gone in to improve this so the next release should fix this.
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Aug 11, 2009, 6:09 PMThanks Joseph,
I thought it was me doing something wrong.
I will wait for the update
Cheers,
Vi -
wojtekedi
Aug 12, 2009, 8:32 PMHi,
I've got the same problem, but message i get is NSXMLParserErrorDomain error 73.
It occurs when I'm trying to set my blog up in WPApp in iPhone.
Hope it'll be solved soon ;)
Cheers
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@wojtekedi
It's probably the same thing. If you indicate what the URL is for your WP blog I can check for obvious things. If those all pass then it's probably the delicate RSD detection. -
mdstephens
Aug 14, 2009, 4:10 PMHi Joseph,
I'm also getting the 65 error. My blog is at www.michellestephens.com/blog. Could you please check it?
When is the next release date?
Thanks for your help!
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@mdstephens
All of the basic things checkout, so probably also the problem where the app doesn't do a good job of finding the RSD link. This has been improved in the next version. -
Aug 15, 2009, 9:09 PMHi Joseph,
My blog is www.kocisz.pl
But just like you say I recon it's app fault. :/
Anyway, thanks for your help ! :)
Wojtekedi -
@wojtekedi-
I think yours is a different problem. I made a request for the system.listMethods method for your XML-RPC end point (www.kocisz.pl/xmlrpc.php) and it contained a byte order marker (BOM), which causes the length calculation for the response to be incorrect. I've heard of some text editors in Windows inserting a BOM in files. You'll need to find it and remove it. -
lennel
Aug 25, 2009, 2:44 PMHi Joseph,
I've got the same error on my iphone app as well. My blog is at http://lenneltan.com.
Sorry to trouble you but is there a way I can fix it in my blog code, or an app issue?
Thanks in advance
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@lennel
Something on your server is preventing XML-RPC from working correctly. When making an XML-RPC request to your blog it returns an HTTP 406 Not Acceptable error:An appropriate representation of the requested resource /xmlrpc.php could not be found on this server.
Additionally, a 404 Not Found
error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request. -
Ch33zeman
Oct 10, 2009, 6:48 PMI'm having this same problem, my blog is at www.stuffyoucareabout.co.cc
Has the update been submitted to Apple yet?
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jb6262
Oct 19, 2009, 3:00 PMYes it has, but the app update is unlikely to get past a 406 error, since that implies that the server side is preventing access to the xmlrpc endpoint, or preventing the WP core from responding via the xmlrpc endpoint.
What is the setup of your blog? Self-hosted, yes? Apache or some other?
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Oct 19, 2009, 11:16 PMThe blog is hosted with Big Wet Fish, the server has Apache yes.
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hughashton
Oct 24, 2009, 3:06 AMSame problem at http://beneathgrayskies.com
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Oct 26, 2009, 8:02 AMSorry, it's error 73 - the app makes communication with the blog, grabs the title and then spins its wheels.
Self-hosted blog 2.8.4 - replaced the xmlrpc.php with the 2.8.5 version just in case.
The WordPress address is: http://beneathgrayskies.co-japan.com
The Blog address is: http://beneathgrayskies.comIs there any other information I should be providing to help?
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jcbiz.com
Oct 28, 2009, 4:53 AMI am getting an error - NSXMLParserErrorDomain 65
my site is http://marymasi.jcbiz.com
have I done all I can do from my end?
Thanks so much :-)
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Nov 4, 2009, 5:59 PMLook here to find a definition of that error...
http://iphone.forums.wordpress.org/topic/understanding-nsxmlparsererrordomain-error-messages?replies=1The implication is malformed XML... One thing to try is turn off all plugins and use a simple (wordpress.com default) theme and try to add again.
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diegodsp
Nov 9, 2009, 5:59 PMI found a solution.
Download all files .php from the root blog using aFTPclient.
Open one-by-one and convert to UTF-8 and after to ASCII again and save it.
Upload them and voilá!Test your blog path into W3C (http://validator.w3.org/) and verify if you have a BOM character. If you have, this solution works for you too.
Works fine for me.
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pcbdaily
Nov 11, 2009, 4:51 PMI am getting NSXMLParserErrorDomain error 5, and I know that it is stemmed from the use of a specific plugin. when I deactivate the plugin, all is well. I'm not sure what I should tell the plugin developer in order to get help in getting this resolved.
I'm not sure if something he has done was done incorrectly or if the plugin and the compatibility with the iPhone app just don't play nice. anyway to figure out if this can be fixed, and what would have to change in the plugin?
my site is www.pcbdaily.com, and the plugin in www.memberwing.com
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Nov 11, 2009, 8:46 PMPlease check out the sticky post at the top of this forum for the exact (very terse) description of the "5" error and pass that info to your plugin developer...
It all comes down to XML being malformed in some way...
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Serge2
Nov 16, 2009, 8:11 AMIt all comes down to XML being malformed in some way...
So pardon me for asking but then what?
I was also getting the error - NSXMLParserErrorDomain 65Took out plugins but am now getting the "Communication Error_Bad user name or password" message
(and of course I double and triple checked the password and user name.)Any ideas or suggestions?
Thanks
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mauko
Nov 17, 2009, 6:39 AMI get NSXMLParserErrorDomain 64
After 4 months waiting for wordpress 2 to be released, I still have to wait for a fix. Sorry, I never ever had the chance to get this app working... maybe I just give up... -
Nov 18, 2009, 4:47 PMAs you can see in the sticky post at the top of this troubleshooting forum, NSXMLParserErrorDomain errors are related to malformed XML...
The application can't control the XML returned by plugins and themes. Standard procedure in these cases is to temporarily remove plugins and use a theme that is offered by default on wordpress.com and see if that resolves the problem.
Sometimes, doing that is enough to add the blog and then you can use themes and plugins again... Sometimes you have to let the theme/plugin author know there's a problem...
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Nov 20, 2009, 6:44 AMWell I did try everything you suggested and it still doesn't work for me...
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Nov 20, 2009, 4:26 PMMauko,
Do you have any custom code in your WP installation that isn't related to a theme or plugin?
(I'm assuming you turned off all plugins and went with a default theme and still got the "64" error?)
Also, are you running Windows or Mac for your regular computer? If not Mac, do you have access to one?
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Nov 23, 2009, 6:56 AMHi jb6262
1. No custom code
2. Yes the "default" theme no plugins
3. I use mac ever since... -
Nov 24, 2009, 6:36 PMthe 64 error is defined this way: ParserMisplacedXMLDeclarationError
So, somewhere there is a misplaced XML Declaration.
What is your blog url? If you are willing to give me temporary access to your blog, send the username/password to me at john(at)johnbickerstaff(d0t)com and I will see what I can find by watching variables in my development environment...
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