actually it may not be a good idea to start a topic as HELP, like you caught fire :P anyhow, i will not be able to help you as i dont know anything about this issue, but i have seen many similar topics about livewriter..
[url=http://forums.b2evolution.net//search.php]did you check them out ?[/url]

Sorry about that. and Yes, i have read just about every topic there is about the issue and i think i hve gotten to a point where i know the issue, but dont know how to fix it. i know the issue is the fact that the login required is set to true. the only thing i dont know now is how to set up Live Writer to go past that.

change your hack to :

<?php
$login_required = ( strpos( $ReqURI, 'xmlrpc.php' ) === true ? false : true );
?>

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It seems that it has a problem with the category when posting due to the XmlRpc server. Would I be correct in assuming that?

I'm sorry, I only speak english and code, could you possibly rephrase the question?

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I did not see your reply before I mentioned the problem might be with the categories. I will try your hack suggestion, thank you.

NO, the new hack did not work. I don't know what is wrong with it. I set the login required to true, and all of the sudden Windows Live Writer cannot log into the blog? Has anybody else noticed also how when u log into the blog, your browser cannot log into it itself, because when u select "remember my password " it gives u a very long password just like that?.

Anyway, thank you in advance, and thank you for your help already.

Justin

The "new" hack would have set $login_required to false for xmlrpc.php

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oh, so no modifying what i already have but rather just adding this code to the _main.inc.php file???

in your /inc/_main.inc.php, find a section of code that resembles this :

/*
 * Login procedure: {{{
 * TODO: dh> the meat of this login procedure should be moved to an extra file IMHO so that if a session exists (in most cases) it does not trigger parsing the meat of this code
 * !!! fp> a session can and wil exist before a user is already logged in.
 */
if( !isset($login_required) )
{
	$login_required = false;
}

And replace it with :

$login_required = ( strpos( $ReqURI, 'xmlrpc.php' ) === true ? false : true );

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Still does not work. what am i doing wrong? Is there a specific setting required within Windows Live Writer that I am missing?
Btw, I would like to thank everyone for all their help, it IS greatly appreciated, even though I sound rather picky. I just want it to work, ya know? Plus, it's not for me, it's for the blogging client. Anyway, I really appreciate everyone's help, thanks again! :)

still nothing is working