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You can either write a php function to modify the data before it gets inserted into the database, or you can use some JavaScript to dynamically add it for the user. Otherwise, you could even try to add value="http://" as the default text for that input field. That may remind users to.

If it’s showing up in the admin panel but not on the frontpage, it could be a timezone issue. You see, you can post things in WP in the future, and they won’t show up until that moment. So, this is what it sounds like. You’re posting from a different timezone that is ahead, it gets posted to WP using that “future time” and only shows up x hours later when the WP-server timezone catches up. Makes sense?

I think it would be ideal if this information was centralized. As in, someone with special authority adds a new IP to this global blacklist, and from there, everyone would aggregate that information. Does that even sound feasible?

Welcome to SP2?

<i> has been depreciated. You should use <em> instead.

The best way to figure out how to do this is to upload / modify your file and add the following to the top after the header information:

<div style="display: none;">
<?php print_r( $GLOBALS ); ?>
</div>

Then, upload your file and refresh the page. Check the source and you’ll see a HUGE list of global variables which are available for you to use inside your page. Figure out which ones pertain to logged in users and then simply call them using either $<variable> directly, or reference $GLOBALS["variable"]

Good luck.

You have an else an no related if.

What structure do you want?

if { }
elseif {}
–> while {}
else {}
endif;

or

if { }
elseif {}
while {}
if {}
endif;

You’re supposed to copy the new files over using FTP. If, however, your WP was setup by your host, I think you should probably wait until they upgrade themselves….