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csebold’s solution is an idea, to be sure, and it’s one I’ll consider, but I’m a bit leery of using something that’s that much of a hack (no offense, csebold). Has anyone got any other ideas, while on this track?

Does that mean that, for the duration of the 2.0 stream, that branch will ONLY have the last released version on it?

I’ll jump in on this one, too — The comment counts I’m getting are severely incorrect – for most of my posts, I get 0 comments, despite there being comments directly below. For many others, those with more than ten comments, I see in the area of three.

Well, the obvious answer to that is that I’m not moving it to another wordpress. The less-obvious answer is, I don’t have another server that I can use to do this migration available to me.

I’d just like to nudge this one up again, in case it got missed.

Has anyone got any ideas how I could work around this limitation?

See the bug report for my fix for this — it’s working for me just fine.

I understand that this issue isn’t viewed as massive, but all the same it IS a vulnerability. What are the chances that we’ll see something from the developers in the way of a progress report or a patch for those of us not using the CVS version. Perhaps on the dev blog?

(or, I would, but I cannot either log in there nor can I create a new user — I get an invalid password or userID error no matter what I try)
Sorry about the over-posting, folks — It’s early here, and it shows ??

Me again…
Fixed it for ver. 1.2 (since the $wpdb->posts variable only exists in 1.3)
Uploading changes to the Wiki.

NEver mind… It’s more that $wpdb->posts isn’t returning a value.
Where can i find the structure for that?

Not quite…
There’s one small problem. When I try to run it, I get a SQL error as follows:

Database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax. Check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ‘WHERE post_name = ”’ at line 1]
SELECT ID, post_title FROM WHERE post_name = ”

I’m not a SQL ninja, but I do know enough to know that this looks just fine to me. I suspect that PHP’s strings might be the issue, but I don’t know enough PHP right off the top of my head to fix it.
Is it possible that the ‘ character needs to be escaped?

Any required imports?

The question is still a good one, though — i’ve had some regular comments end up in the bin for using words in the list that also turn up in spam.
Is there a way to put a message up if a comment goes to moderation, and another one if it posts properly?