Have you blogged from the WordPress app lately? We've been hard at work adding features to make it easier to update your site on the go: en.blog.wordpress.com/2017/1…
Replying to @modestatus
Thanks for clarifying, we understand it uses the WordPress software that comes from WordPress.org. We're a little limited in what we can do over social media, but your screenshot looks like this issue:
wordpress.org/support/topic/…
Replying to @modestatus
What is the URL of your site so we can look it up in our system?
Replying to @modestatus
Hi, have you tried accessing the site via the browser? What's the URL is the site you're trying to access?
Replying to @pbilk
Hi Patrick. That looks like a connection issue with Play Store, rather than a problem with our app. Can you check if restarting your phone helps? If possible, also try using a different internet connection.
Replying to @Kailash140684
What's the URL of the site with the problem?
Replying to @RecreationLaw
Our apps need to handle blocks to support the current WordPress. Are you running into any trouble in our app?
Replying to @theoneraxus
At the moment, we don't have any plans for that, but I'll pass it along to our developers.
Replying to @theoneraxus
We're currently working on getting these options back. :)
Replying to @ApostateTurtle
Please switch the editor to HTML mode, and copy the code of your post and then paste into a notes doc (another app perhaps?) for safe keeping. Once you have saved the code to a note, please restart your device. Are you able to save posts after that?
Please reach out to our in-app support team by tapping Me → Help & Support → Contact Support in the app. Thank you!
WP for Android retweeted
Introducing WordPress Stories: A New Way to Engage Your Audience en.blog.wordpress.com/2021/0…
Replying to @oye_abhsk
Contact your hosting provider and ensure XML-RPC is enabled on your server and able to accept POST requests, and you'll be able to connect your site to the app.
Replying to @oye_abhsk
The mobile app requires access to XML-RPC on your server to communicate with your site, and there doesn't appear to be an XML-RPC file on your site: mygtricks.tk/xmlrpc.php, xmlrpc.eritreo.it/?site_url=… (1/2)
Replying to @oye_abhsk
Hi, are you connecting this through @Jetpack? Can you send a link to the site?
Replying to @OnukoguFavour
What is the URL of the site with the problem?
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Replying to @Successful005
Yes, you can access the plugin page from your android app and add a subscription plugin. Depending on the plugin you decide to install, you should be able to use its features through the app as well. Otherwise, it will most likely send you to the mobile browser.
Replying to @Successful005
Yes, WordPress can be used to create all of those things. Do you need to be able to create them specifically from the Android WordPress app?
