This isn’t a long post and it’s really straight forward fix but I did not find anything else on the internet that directly answers this problem. So I am hoping that this will help someone else out there as it’s a simple fix.
In my case I am:
I was receiving the error:
{“error”:”unauthorized”,”message”:”API calls to this blog have been disabled.”}
In order to fix it:
Fixed the issue!
If you have a visual studio project setup in a way that you need to run from a local IIS rather then the IIS express that starts within Visual Studio then there are some quick ways to default your debugging to automatically point to the local.
With just a little tweaking and using wp super cache you can make your website have a much faster response time!
http://twitter.com/ralberts/status/222115962177069056
I am not totally understanding why even after updating production and seeing the correct delta’s that I am seeing the old site information.
For now: I have figured out that you can clear the local storage in google chrome (very easy to do).
On my andriod device I needed to do the following in the browser url bar:
javascript:localStorage.clear();
This would then allow me to see the newest production site.
I am hoping this problem is because I have been messing around and deleting the production base. Guessing I will learn more once I get closer to actually putting it in production!
For some reason my android G2x phone started giving me the completely wrong date. I am not sure if the network provider Natcom is sending the wrong date or what. I switched to syncing using NTP. So far so good. All I needed to do was point it to the right server which was the following:
pool.ntp.org
Then it synced right up to the correct time/date for my location!