Ryan Boren

Go to the “Users” tab and turn off the visual rich editor if you don’t like it.

There’s a bug in the XMLRPC uploader in 2.0. The problem is fixed in the repository. You can fix it manually by following these instructions.

Plugins can hook onto the ‘uploading_iframe_src’ filter to either remove the inline uploader or modify it to their liking.

Users that don’t have Editor or Administrator privileges have their posts filtered through kses for security reasons. You can use the role editor plugin to give Authors ‘unfiltered_html’ privileges or simply bump Authors to Editors.

There are two permalink bugs that I know of in 2.0. If your blog is installed in a subdirectory (let’s say “wordpress”) and you have a permalink that has the string “wordpress” in it, WP will 404 for that permalink. Another is if your category base or permalink base is the same as a page name. If you have an “archives” page and have permalinks ancored off of “archives” you might get 404s. Fixes for both of these are available in this build (tar.gz format only right now). That build contains a handful of bugfixes to 2.0.

If the server is generating 404s rather than WP itself, something else is going on. The Dump Env plugin is useless if the server is 404ing since WP is never loaded and the plugin is never run.

The timestamp is not set to the current time upon publishing? The time should be set to current the first time you publish a post. If you publish a post, move it back to draft, and publish again the timestamp will not update, however.

Add the following to wp-config.php:

define('RELOCATE', true);

With that set, try to login. WP will detect the new location and update the URLs in the database.

When you’re done, remove the RELOCATE line.

Mails are now sent from wordpress@yourblogdomain. Some hosts insist that outgoing emails be from the local domain.