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dss
(@dss)
cleared my cache, re examined all the settings…
this can’t be right…
admin get’s banned for posting a comment?
Thread Starter
dss
(@dss)
no one else is having this problem?
Thread Starter
dss
(@dss)
Well,
I solved the issue, but not without some trouble and loss of a feature or two.
i am not able to post while logged in, and here’s what i did:
After searching the database for anything which might be flagging the Spamminator and telling my own blog that i was a spammer, found nothing.
I compared the comments.php form strayhorn to the most recent nightly that i had on hand.
The strayhorn release offers a pretty cool new feature where it knows you, and can tell you that you are logged in. This is nice for many reasons.
However, when i edited all of these if conditionals out of comments.php i am, once again, able to post on my blog while logged in.
What is activating the spamminator’s karma score (5) from this simple conditional code in the comment form i can not determine, but it is. and it is no fun.
So, if you are unable to post to your own WP install when logged in using stayhorn, this is a work around until this is adressed by those more qualified than i am.
F.
When you get the banned message, view source to see why, that’ll give you a clue as to why. The logged in commenting thing hasn’t been fully tested w/ Spaminator.
Thread Starter
dss
(@dss)
I would so much rather use Spaminator than have WP know who i am as i comment.
So for now, the removal of this new feature is a quick way to get back to commenting!
I’m going to upgrade a few more 1.2’s today, so i can view source and add more info here then, if it’s helpful.
