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@moshu
no, i would like to display the most current posts

@kafkaesqui
that’s it, thank you very much

not in this case, the loop should only display the titles of the posts

well this would result in displaying only posts of this category

I can only confirm that we have similar error messages in the german wordpress support forum
https://forum.wordpress.de/sutra3081.php

two users describe the same error, i can’t confirm it for my strayhorn installation, looks like it is no general bug, must be specific

I don’t believe that this attribute will stop commentspam.
They’ll spam you / your blog anyway. Take i.e. the usenet, they keep on posting spam even tough most users are using software which is able to identify spam and prevent downloading spampostings.

It’ll only help Google and the other SEs to keep their PR-system alive. And maybe it will allow them to easily identify what is a blog and what is not.

BTW: I have no problem with people posting interesting comments. If this additionally raises their PR, what’s the point?

Yes I know this thread, but I read only you saying “I believe that a plugin is being worked on”. This what I would like to verify.

You may change the functions.php in /wp-includes.
In line 999 and the following two lines you’ll find the message headers, which usally set the mail header. For some reason it isn’t set. I’m not sure why. Maybe because of the Mime-Type. It’s also possible that only some mail readers get mixed up by those mailo headers. In my case Outlook.
I commented the three lines out and added my mailheaders.
It looks like this:
/* AW: changed Mailheaders */
$message_headers = “From: $comment->comment_author_email\n”;
$message_headers .= “Reply-To: $comment->comment_author_email\n”;
$message_headers .= “X-Mailer: PHP/” . phpversion(). “\n”;
$message_headers .= “X-Sender-IP: $REMOTE_ADDR\n”;
$message_headers .= “Content-Type: text/plain; charset=\”iso-8859-1\””;
/* $message_headers = “MIME-Version: 1.0\r\n”
. “$from\r\n”
. “Content-Type: text/plain; charset=\”” . get_settings(‘blog_charset’) . “\”\r\n”;
*/

I don’t recall anything I’ve done to the code, what could have influenced this. behavior.
I also checked if one of the plugins is to blame, but found no one to be guilty.

Edit your index.php in the WordPress directory and search for <input type=”text” name=”s” id=”s” size=”15″ />.
Change it to <input type=”text” value=”type search here” name=”s” id=”s” size=”15″ /> .
You might want to use some Javascript to delete the value if the user clicks into the field.
I.e.:
onblur=”if(this.value==”)this.value=’type search here’;” onfocus=”if(this.value==’type search here’)this.value=”;”

Out of curiousity, why do you want to show that you have no trackbacks?
I think it is an good idea, to have almost the same appearance of elements. So the user knows “ok tracksbacks are place next to the comments link, let’s see ..”. The user doesn’t have to wonder why this link appears sometimes and sometimes not.
The way I would like to implement trackbacks, is the same way as comments are displayed by default in WordPress.

Do you mean something like ‘Trackbacks (0)’
Yes I’m searching for a way to display it like this. Can you recommend a plugin or hack? I checked last week may plugins & hacks but can’t recall any, which offers this function.