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<h4>XMLRPC</h4>
<p>Supplied methods are below.</p>
<ul>
<li>wp.JdeleteAllPage : delete all pages</li>
<li>wp.JpluginInfo : return installed WordPress and this plugin information.</li>
<li>wp.JcheckAdminAccount : check account has administrator privilege or not.</li>
<li>wp.JgetAllPageByJSON : get all page content by json</li>
<li>wp.JaddNewBlog : create new blog</li>
<li>wp.JupdateBlog : edit blog information</li>
<li>wp.JdeleteBlog : delete blog</li>
<li>wp.JpluginActivate : activate plugin</li>
<li>wp.JgetPostBySlug : get post id by slug</li>
<li>wp.JgetPageBySlug : get page id by slug</li>
<li>wp.JuploadFile : upload file with enable overwriting</li>
<li>wp.JsetSiteToppage : set site toppage option</li>
</ul>
<h4>shortcode</h4>
<ul>
<li>confluence-emoticon : emulate confluence emoticons. arguments : name accepts “(y), (n), (i), (/), (x), (!), (+), (-), (off), (*y), (*), (*r), (*g), (*b)”</li>
</ul>


Junoe XML-PRC Additionals

This plugin supply additional XML-RPC methods to your WordPress.And some shortcode tag.

Solve the Net

Phil Erb

<p>Pretty simply, this plugin uses the built-in WordPress filter “xmlrpc_enabled” to disable the XML-RPC API on a WordPress site running 3.5 or above.</p>
<p>Beginning in 3.5, XML-RPC is enabled by default. Additionally, the option to disable/enable XML-RPC was removed. For various reasons, site owners may wish to disable this functionality. This plugin provides an easy way to do so.</p>


Disable XML-RPC


Dead simple as it should be. Nice, thank you for that.


Reduced to perfection

Disables the XML-RPC API in WordPress 3.5+, which is enabled by default.

Junoe XML-PRC Additionals vs Disable XML-RPC