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WordPress permalinks option remove index.php/ from all
I posted this in the wordpress support forums, but no one's replying. So I'll also post this here. :] Thanks.
Hi. In my wordpress admin panel > Options > Customize Permalink Structure, it displays the following: Common options: Default » http://domain.com/?p=123 Date and name based » http://domain.com/index.php/2007/03/10/sample-post/ Numeric » http://domain.com/index.php/archives/123 It used to be fine without the index.php/ in those options before I "cleaned up" the frontpage extensions.. which also flushed out the all the .htaccess files. So now it has that thing in there, and it still kind of works, but now I have to modify the .htaccess manually instead of it being automatic like it was before. Is there any way to fix this problem? Thanks in advance. |
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Not sure about what you did with the "clean up" of frontpage, but here are a couple simple things you can check.
First, you could check the customize permalinks text box and see what is there. For example, mine has /%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/ and my links show as /2007/03/08/article-title/. If that looks OK you could check the general options and see if your blog URL has index.php at the end. Mine just has blog.domain.com. Also the blog address and wordpress address are the same. If neither of these do solve the problem then hopefully someone else can offer better help ![]() |
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I had this same problem on my blog (http://blog.trackbunnies.org).
Just add this to your .htaccess file and then go and put in the permalinks the way you want them and it should work. Quote:
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