Robert Trevellyan

I get the same error.

You aren’t actually locked out of your admin at this point. Just edit the URL in your browser and change wp-login.php to wp-admin. No need to delete the plugin.

The claim is “blocks 100% of the automated spam” (emphasis added).

Did you enable caching for logged-in users? If so, disable it again.

What do you have set for expiration time? Seems like reducing that could reduce the number of files in the cache directory.

It seems a sinkhole opened up in one of my email accounts. All set now.

By the way, I was right to purchase Views, it’s just what I need for my project.

Thanks!

That’s good news, I look forward to the next release.

I successfully upgraded Weaver II from 0.7 to 0.9 using this plugin (as recommended by the author of Weaver II).

Hi Marco,

The new version works more the way I would expect. It still seems a little unpredictable when I try to work with existing HTML, but if I start from nothing and use the Visual view, then add HTML later, it does what I expect. I get the part about some styles applying to blocks, which seems to work more consistently now that <p> tags are being retained.

Another source of confusion probably betrays my lack of experience with WordPress. The styles in the admin area aren’t the styles used on the live website, so it really isn’t WYSIWYG. I guess this is beyond the scope of the plugin to address.

Thanks for the update.

That fixed it, thanks.

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I just installed this excellent plugin in my freshly upgraded WP 3.2.1 local test site. I am unable to submit the form (Add Event) when I make Description a required field. The Description field is always highlighted and I can’t find a workaround.

Existing events, created with Description as an optional field, can be modified successfully if Description is later changed to required.