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I think you’re problem was the Idle Timeout setting. If you don’t do anything for 15 minutes, the script logs in you. WordPress saves drafts, but I have run into cases where the draft didn’t save before I was timed out. You can bump the timeout to a greater number or get in the habbit of saving your draft after a few minutes if you aren’t done with it.

Could you expand on that? I just installed the plugin on my blog, and its terrific! My site has been hit with off-and-on brute force attempts. I tried to publish something with Windows Live Writer and it failed. The script emailed me about a brute force attempt going on and asked me if I was logging in, as it detected someone logged in. I had to change my password to get in. Will I always have to do that under those circumstances, or does it store my IP so I can log in without problem even if I’m being brute forced?

I have another site too. When you say it will whitelist my ip when I save my profile, do I just change my password to do that? Or how do I trigger that whitelist?

Thanks for the plugin! I can’t believe something like this isn’t built into WordPress!

I tried wrapping the code tag around my embed tag, but WordPress still changes & to &# 038;

I would greatly appreciate any advice!

‘Check your php calls.’

I’m not sure what you mean.

‘That may sound stupid but try to make it global first.’

That works! Thanks… but is that the correct syntax? I double checked php.net and didn’t see that you had to declare them as global before the function.

I’m wanting to know if thats how it should be written as I will just edit the script.