You don't have to worry mate Bothering us is fine if it is our issue

Can you please edit your post above to include the ftp access? I would need it to check this.

FTP Info has been added.
Thanks

Thanks for your help. I was pretty sure I was at least partially responsible for this.

I'm afraid I am very confused now. I did notice that after I published yesterday's post, when I went to review it, I was prompted for a password. Just like the 'about author' box at the end of the post, I did not turn that on. In fact, I didn't even know these two options existed.
As far as the password goes, I still don't understand how it got turned on. I can't figure out where I turned it off and I am unclear if you turned it back on or not because I cannot find where the setting is? Can you tell me if this feature is on or off and where I can find the setting? Also, is there a section in the documentation that explains this feature?

Thanks

Hello Robert,

You can find the setting here: http://screencast.com/t/SUyD1rPZzjF in Backend>Easyblog>Settings>General. I'm afraid there is no documentation about this. Actually, the exact issue is because of the browser auto populating the password field ( http://screencast.com/t/out3ZBQE ) in the first place, then your blog will be saved as a password protected blog post which will not send out the notification. My advise is to turn off the Password Protection setting so that when you creating any blog post in the future, they will be no password field.

Hope this helps.

I think I understand now and I know what I did to cause the problem. Thank you for your patience and understanding. Just one more site to migrate. Let's hope I get through it without problems

You are most welcome Robert, glad that your issues are resolved now

I really wish and hope that browsers would start respecting the "autocomplete" attributes of these password fields. They are pretty ridiculous when it comes to auto populating