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Check out:
https://www.dagondesign.com/articles/draft-notification-plugin-for-wordpress/

In case that goes away:

<?php
/*
Plugin Name: Draft Notification
Plugin URI: https://www.dagondesign.com/articles/draft-notification-plugin-for-wordpress/
Description: Sends an email to the site admin when a draft is saved.
Author: Dagon Design
Version: 1.21
Author URI: https://www.dagondesign.com
*/

function dddn_process($id) {

	global $wpdb;

	$tp = $wpdb->prefix;

	$result = $wpdb->get_row("
		SELECT post_status, post_title, user_login, user_nicename, display_name
		FROM {$tp}posts, {$tp}users
		WHERE {$tp}posts.post_author = {$tp}users.ID
		AND {$tp}posts.ID = '$id'
	");

	if (($result->post_status == "draft") || ($result->post_status == "pending")) {

		$message = "";
		$message .= "A draft was updated on '" . get_bloginfo('name') . "'\n\n";
		$message .= "Title: " . $result->post_title . "\n\n";

			// *** Choose one of the following options to show the author's name

		$message .= "Author: " . $result->display_name . "\n\n";
		// $message .= "Author: " . $result->user_nicename . "\n\n";
		// $message .= "Author: " . $result->user_login . "\n\n";

		$message .= "Link: " . get_permalink($id);

		$subject = "Draft Updated on '" . get_bloginfo('name') . "'";

		$recipient = get_bloginfo('admin_email');

		mail($recipient, $subject, $message);

	}

}

add_action('save_post', 'dddn_process');

?>

In my case, the error messages were related to the install of the wp-contactform plugin in my WP installation. The plugin appears to be adding a value to the PHP $_POST array during the wp-login.php GET. Why? I assume it’s needed?

The script /wp-login.php will issue the error messages in question if there is anything in the $_POST array and the userid/pass $_POST values are missing (it thinks the form was submitted w/ one of the required fields blank).

In my case (WP v2.2.3), I needed to change the following in several locations in wp-login.php. I just made the change, so I’m thinking that corrected it. Will update this message if further problems arise:

NOTE: use the following at your own risk/gain/demise ?? It worked for me… If you do change anything, make a backup of wp-login.php first, in case you need to revert:

Ln 92:

if ( $_POST) {

changed to:

if ($_POST[‘log’] || $_POST[‘pwd’]) {

Ln 297:

if ( $_POST) {

changed to:

if ( $_POST[‘log’] || $_POST[‘pwd’] ) {

Ln 332:

if ( $_POST && empty( $user_login ) )

changed to:

if ( ($_POST[‘log’] || $_POST[‘pwd’]) && empty( $user_login ) )

I am interested in this too. I’m going to look at the code, but just wondered if anyone had encountered and/or addressed this.
Thanks!