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I am not sure if this will work but i think i have done it somewhere in my code and it did.

Inside the loop put this:

$getmeta = get_post_meta($post_id=$post->ID, $key=’keyname’, $single=’true’);

(keyname = the name of the key you want to show it’s value)

then, right at the exact place (inside the loop too) you want value to appear put:

echo $getmeta;

Try this plugin, it’s great. You can set any redirection you like in a very cool way.

I have this problem too since i upgraded to 2.2.

It seems that there are many users that have the same issue.

Well, after many hours of search i found the solution by myself ??

It’s a cookies problem. If on IE7 the
[Internet Options]>>[Privacy]>>[Settings] is set to High or Block All Cookies.

I set it to Medium High and everything works just fine now.

I assume that if we block cookies in ANY browser the moderation message will not appear too.

Be aware of the cookies…. ??

There is a new release of Widgetize Anything, combatible to 2.2.1. Thanks Erik!

Sorry i forgot

https://www.erik-rasmussen.com/blog/2006/11/30/widgetize-anything/

no answer yet?

please help

@ Otto42:

My friend thank you for your help so far.

You misunderstood my statement, it was only for my situation and not general. I love WP and most of all i love all people that trying to help, like you. I also try to help others sometimes too.

But statements like yours :”If you’re going to make silly blanket statements like this, then you can just solve your problem yourself.” are very aggressive and do not fit to my behaviour or personality!

wp-cron.php doesn’t force them to publish

DNS is checked OK
info in general page is checked OK

the feature of Scheduled publishing does not work.

i made experiments with the timezone offset too (put no offset, put +2, put -2) but nothing happened either.

The post status is “Published”

See this it may help.

Have the same problem, see this

Thanks for the reply.

After a long day of searching i found a 3 step solution ??
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1. From phpmyAdmin i went to dbase properties and changed the default “MySQL connection collation” attribute to “utf8_unicode_ci”

2. I made a fresh new install of WP 2.2 on my server

3. in “wp-config.php” file i wrote:

define(‘DB_CHARSET’, ‘utf8’);
define(‘DB_COLLATE’, ‘utf8_unicode_ci’);
—-

Now all Greek characters in posts, comments, categories names and links are readable and my old plugins work OK.

So, in general conclusion i think the solution is:
settings of the dbase “MySQL connection collation” attribute = exactly the same as in “wp-config.php” file

I am not sure about the above but it works for me ??

I decided to fresh install WP 2.2 to my server.

Now i can write posts, categories, comments and links in Greek but all my plugins (example: polls, ratings etc) show the ugly unreadable characters.

Message for the developers: Please advise how to treat the new ‘db_collate’ attribute in 2.2 so we will be able to correct plugins if we write posts in languages with no latin characters

Thank you in advance

Some more info about the problem:

It seems that the problem is in the DB_COLLATE setting

I made a testing fresh new insall of WP 2.2 in another server of mine with same configurations (MySQL5 etc) using:

define(‘DB_COLLATE’, ‘utf8_unicode_ci’);

in wp-config.php file.

Everything is working ok in this testing blog, and greek characters appear just fine.

Then i made an upgrade to my main blog using the above setting but unfortunately the problem with the unreadable characters appeared again.

I assume that something is happening when a dbase upgrades from 2.13 to 2.2

PLEASE HELP