Steps to replicate:

1. Create a standard post using the regular web interface.
2. Edit and save the post using the iOS app.
3. Go back to web interface and you'll see an extra standard button.

Here is what I'm seeing.

I work for a commercial theme developer, and this appears to be affecting how some of our themes function (because we rely on the regular "standard" post format to set some options). Let me know if you need any more information.

The next version of WordPress (3.4) should have better support for tablets, and smartphones.

One of the annoying things about uploading images is that it does not upload the images based on the settings in Wordpress wp-admin (eg. http://website.com/wp-admin). It uploads the image defaults sizes set in the iPhone Wordpress APP.

I would like the images to upload based on the small medium and large image sizes I created in WP-ADMIN. And as mentioned in another request, allow us to upload the Featured Image.

Thanks,
Shane

I put this post: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/installing-a-premium-theme-not-available-in-wordpress-site?replies=1

Regards,
Antonio

The next version of WordPress will be released soon. You can start playing with it by downloading the installation package available here: http://wordpress.org/news/2012/05/wordpress-3-4-beta-4/ , and installing it on a test site.
This is still beta software, so we don’t recommend that you use it on production sites.

Would you know how to do the installation because in your site is not available this theme?

and The correct way to move my final work to my production site?

Thank you very much.

I am shocked! I just assumed that the iPad had matured, and Wordpress too... am hopefully not going to regret buying my iPad, which I wanted to use to blog from the road...

Not being able to use the dashboard for critical issues is going to be a real challenge. Most of my clients also are expecting to post from their iPads!

What is the estimated wait time for 3.4? (I realize that this is only a guideline)

Thanks
Peter

Author -- Somebody who can publish and manage their own posts
Editor -- Somebody who can publish posts, manage posts as well as manage other people's posts, etc.
Admin -- Blog's Admin.

Are there special iPad gestures? I read that text fields scroll with 2 fingers but that doesn't work here.

I am using a 3rd gen iPad with the latest software. I have tried safari (iPad) and various other iPad browsers, but no luck.

This is a serious downside for me.. I've been depending on having this function once I bought my iPad.

Thanks
Peter

Thank you,
Antonio Avila

I have a 1st generation iPod Touch. First gen iPod Touches don't update past IOS 3.1.3... and the Wordpress for IOS app requires IOS 4.0 to work.

I have looked for another blogging app, and I either need it to be free (of I have to use *Coughs*Installous*coughs*) because I am broke, and so far, I have not found a blogging app that supports my IOS, + multiple blogs.

So, I was wondering if you guys either had any suggestions on another app, or if you guys could make the Wordpress app support IOS 3.1.3.

Thanks!

I use the Add Link to Facebook plugin by Marcel Bokhorst to post my Wordpress posts to Facebook. I have set it to select the first image in the post as the FB link image and have also included a default image in case I publish a text only article. All this works perfectly if I use a laptop/desktop computer. However, most of my posts are wriiten on my iPad or iPhone when out and about on my travels. For this, I have to use the Wordpress iOS app because, even with an upload capable browser, it is not possible to add/insert images to a post when logged in to my account in a browser. When using the app, the FB link image always gets set to the default, regardless of how many images are in the post. So, for the moment, I have to resort to publishing my article with the app and then login to my account, select the correct image, and perform an update with the update FB original post box checked.

This is far from satisfactory. Ideally, it needs to work correctly and choose the link image based on the settings for the Add Link to Facebook plugin. Failing that, the browser based method needs to allow add/insert uploads from browsers, such as iCabMobile, that are upload capable.

Any ideas? I've tried manually re-installing WordPress, and disabling all plug-ins but haven't had any luck.

Anyone else having this issue?

Blog: http://www.carolinestocks.co.uk

Edit: The blog runs WordPress 3.3.2

Thanks
Jess

Thanks for sharing the link and description. I tested this a little more and I found that I could get the app to crash every-single-time the way you described if I was inserting the new link at the very end of the page. Things always worked fine if I inserted the link somewhere above the bottom of the page. Does this match what you're experiencing? If so, as a work around, you might try adding a few carriage returns at the bottom of your post and inserting the link above them. That worked for me.

The only feature that I miss is the one that lets me search (or filter) a post or page in the main view.

Another one that would be great would be to search being able to filter setting the category or some tag.

Now, tags and categories are used only to set it in posts and would be great to be able to find posts/pages using them. I thint that this feature is also interesting for the big blogs where you want to edit some post or look for some alreade written.

My blog is http://jessielansdel.wordpress.com

Thank you
Jess.

BUT, when I load these onto our ipads so that students can easily add posts to their class blogs when using the Wordpress App, they all have a very similar naming pattern and it is very hard to see which blog address belongs to their class.

Here is my question. When we are using the ipad app, is there a way of re-labelling the blogs so that they are easily distinguishable from one another? I mean, can we add a nickname, or other tag

Ps, I'm using iPad 2 not updated to 5 and the WP App.

1. User has the option to download/sync all existing posts (or none) of his/her wordpress site.
2. If a post is posted using the device (with this iOS app), then this post can be kept, and allow to edit/delete/sync as usual (as what we have now).
3. User can then have another option (e.g. "Clear all posted posts from this device") to delete all the posted posts and histories from the "device only", without affecting the real wordpress posts.

For point no. 1, if the user decided to enable this feature (sync all posts), prompt for password "once" to authorize this option, then all the posts can be seen again (as what we have now).

I believe this feature will be important for those who use the app mainly for posting, but don't want to browse the entire site.

Thanks.

I am running Multisite on trunk with version 2.9.6 of the WordPress for iOS app.