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You cannot “find” it. You must create some code that will do that manipulation. It is not an option or something like that.

If you can code, visit the page explaining how to add a filter and manipulate the information :
http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Function_Reference/add_filter

If you are not a developer and really need this function, I suggest you visit the WordPress jobs section where you can find someone to do it for you :
http://jobs.wordpress.net/

Good luck!

@claytonjames

I was not aware of the document posted by @ipstenu when I wrote my comment. That said, with images and CSS not needed to be in the mix, you could play with the license of these files to make your plugin LEGALLY hard to distribute. That said, there is a big difference between finding that someone violates your rights and being ready to spend big bucks to go to court.

If you want to host your plugin on ww.wp.xz.cn, you don’t have the choice : it must be GPL.

If I were you (which I am not!), I would not worry about it. If your code is good, you update frequently, you support your “clients”, most people won’t use an unsupported copy made by someone who stole it.

Well, I must say I do not totally agree…

Rev Voodoo:

Releasing GPL is the right, and legal, way to do it.

It’s one option among others.

premiumwp:

…you really need to release the plugin under the GPL licence.

I would say : “It is recommended” or “I recommend”. The fact is that it is not needed.

You can distribute your plugin under the license you want. If you want to invent your own rules (or own license), you can. The GPL license given with WordPress allows you to do it.

In short: No, you do not have or need to release your plugin under GPL. The fact is that the open source mentality wants you to do it that way and that’s what is recommended. But that is not an obligation.

That is weird as most hosts recognize the index.php file.

First, make sure you do not have an index.html or index.htm in the same folder as your index.php.

I never hosted websites with GoDaddy but I would try to edit the .htaccess file and add this line at the beginning of it :
DirectoryIndex index.php

It can be possible that you can manage that in your control panel.

Let me know if it works!

@duck__boy : All calls should be made to the index.php file.

First, the best thing you should to is use the WordPress API and code your app in PHP (as WordPress is in PHP).

Sometimes, you have constraints and it may not be possible for you to use PHP. I would suggest you use the XML RPC Support that is native with WordPress.

If your application is not an “on the side” project, I please you to NOT play with the WordPress database structure. What is working now may not work tomorrow. That said, the WordPress team make sure that the functions that are available now will be usable later (backward compatibility). That is why using the PHP APIs or the XML-RPC functions is the way to go!

First, the latest version of WordPress IS faster! It’s a fact. Keeping your WordPress up-to-date is the key for better results. Remember : ALWAYS backup your site before updating!

About the Firefox problems, I stopped using Firefox a while ago. Chrome seems to be the fastest solution for me. You should try it!

1) The Twitter username is incorrect. You should check what is the exact username. Please recopy the code I gave you as you messed up your copy/paste and replace the last time you did it and the code is incorrect.

2) The link to facebook seems useless as it does not link to your page on Facebook. Every user that clicks on the link arrives in their OWN profile. I think your should put the link to your Facebook Fan page or group.

3) You need to go to Feedburner and get an account to complete the whole process. When in Feedburner, it will give you a link (something like : http://feeds.feedburner.com/YOUR_USERNAME). It is that link you must replace in the code I gave you.

I hope it helped!

Can you post some details ?
1) Your .htaccess content
2) Your permalink options
3) Your website URL

Are you sure mod_rewrite is enabled in Apache ?