Posted on January 11, 2009 - by Jeffrey Posner
New wordpress app for G1 (google phone), supports pictures…ummm almost.
I was so happy today when I checked out the app market this morning on my G1! The launch of PostBot, a new wordpress client for the phone that supposedly supports multiple picture uploads.
Unfortunately this is the 3rd post I am writing because I can’t get the picture upload to work! Every time I add one it forecloses the app 
See there are many ways to post to a blog from the android platform already, but none that allow pictures… I’ll keep my fingers crossed for a quick update!
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January 19, 2009
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was a misconfiguration on my part, got it working, Yes!
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January 28, 2009
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Is there one that displays pictures for other types of smartphones?
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January 29, 2009
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sure, you can use http://wordpressmobile.mobi/ if you have a blackberry or something similar and it will allow 1 picture upload per post. At the same time it makes your site downgrade nicely in all phone browsers. I have it on here so if you go to this website on your phone(not an iphone) you should see it in action. Users can comment too, no facebook integration though
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March 6, 2009
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What was the misconfiguration? I have the same problem.
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March 6, 2009
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Zebedee, from what I remember. It all depends on how you enter the login information.
For Instance:
Blog URL: http://www.capitalistcookbook.com
XMLRPC Path: xmlrpc.php
Username: wordpress userame
Password: wordpress password
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April 9, 2009
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I had the same problem. I was putting:
http://mydomain.co.uk/blog
and when I changed it to:
http://mydomain.co.uk
it worked perfectly. How did it know where to put it?
Danny