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Ok. Postie sees it. I’ll check better filterPostie.php.
Thanks

Wayne you say to move filterPostie.pho in the /wp-content/ folder.
I did it but Postie seems to not see it.

I put filterpostie.php in /wp-content/filterPostie.php but it doesn’t work. In the plugin directory it disappeared.

I put it on theme folder, now I move it.
Thanks

Soory Wayne, but why don’t you update only files you need, removing what you don’t need? Thanks for update.

Wayne you may write it to filterPostie.php.sample too.
I don’t like this solution but thanks for the reply.

It seems upgrade remove filterPostie.php and add filterPostie.php.sample

With WP 3.1 and latest version of wp-polls 2.61 all work but the main thing to do is to active plugin for every site, and not in “network active”.

I solved trouble (in my client wp 3.0.5) so:
– create a page template for logout
– create a logout page based on that template

This is the code of template:

<?php
/*
Template Name: LOGOUT
*/
wp_logout();
header('location: ' . get_bloginfo("wpurl"));

?>

?loggedout solution doesn’t work. I try it, but returning on site I’m still logged.

Oh yes @ipstenu, but I wrote here just to purpose something for new version.
Thanks.

Of course. But wordpress born like blog platform and today to blogging right we need to have a platform ready to seo and ready to semantic web (schema.org).

But maybe it’s only my opinion.
Thanks.

@ipstenu: why a pluing. I think maybe a good opportunity for wordpress on the way of seo optimization.

Things like rel=nofollow or text selection and attribute setting (author, type…) maybe good for everyone needs to web writing right.

No?

Usually I can write a post when I speak about something I don’t want to transfer “trust”, but it’s correct to link it. In this case I need nofollow in a contextual link.

Thanks

Sorry: now it works. I put function on template. First I wronged args array. Little question: why function and not plain code?

Thanks.