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Oh, sorry I missed that. The changelog said you had ‘eliminated spam’, so I wasn’t sure if the error was on my end or not, or what that really meant. Either way, thanks again folks for your work.

Has this worked for anyone? I’m still getting spam.

Thank you; your time (and timeliness) are appreciated.

I’ve also been receiving similar spam through my contact form, starting this week. Personally I don’t care — but it looks like some of them are BCCd, and I don’t want to be implicated as a spammer.

I’d love for v2 to include an optional feature requiring people to type a randomly-generated text string represented as an image, as is commonplace across the web these days. That, I think, would all but eliminate non-human spam, especially if the randomly-generated images are done right.

Are there any good non-WP-Plugin contact form options that you guys could recommend that already has that functionality?

If you want, feel free to add the following code to your html head (in the WP Header template):

<link rel="Shortcut Icon" href="/favicon.ico" type="image/x-icon" />

Wow, Arlo, that’s weird. I’m cruising your site fine for a second and then every 2-3 clicks the error occurs.

I will make the brazen assumption that WP and their user base have tested the app under that (and most) versions of PHP.

Hoping a fix comes to you soon. Nice site btw.

ElNota, I’m guessing your text file wasn’t configured properly. Make sure you have a different text file for each randomized instance you’d like, and, more importantly, that each random picture/div/whatever is truly only on one line of the .txt file.

I’m using Ad Rotator to rotate 3 different sections of my WordPress-powered travel site. It works great.

I’m in a similar predicament, but I’d only like to limit the numbers of *some* wp_list_pages routines.

Basically, on my sidebar template, I would like WP to list the 3 most recently-created pages under a certain hierarchy (in this case, child of page 12). The code I currently use that lists an unlimited number of recently-created pages (that are a child of page 12) is:

<dd><?php wp_list_pages('child_of=12&sort_column=post_date&title_li='); ?></dd>

This works very well. But… I would like to return only three pages in this list (presumably the three most-recently created). I don’t want to mess with the template-functions-post.php file, as David did, because there are other places on my site where I would want to list more than 3 pages at a time (e.g., the full page hierarchy).

I noticed that there is a new (1.5.1 and newer) function to wp_list_pages called “echo.”

It is described as “echo: 1.5.1+ – Display the Page links list (1 – true) or return the list to be used in PHP (0 – false). Defaults to 1.”

Essentially, if I’m reading this right, it allows me to decide whether to display the list (default) or not (0, or false).

Once I have echoed this list, is there any php I can use to then display only the first three lines of this list?

I would appreciate any input.

The manual .htaccess modification mentioned by thinkeric is the only thing that has been able to solve my /%category%/%postname%/ problem as well. Yet, as mahadewa says, every time I do anything significant with WP, .htaccess reverts to broken mode.

Is there any way to make this .htaccess modification permanent (or at least persistently update those 9 lines), through a plugin or hacking part of WP that writes to .htaccess?

If that sounds like a rhetorical question with a simple (but nonetheless disappointing answer — “not yet!”), it’s meant to be. But seriously, WP’s future as a legitimate CMS depends on this sort of functionality.