2.7 Permalink – Not Found – MY FIX

  • Resolved Samuel Jesse

    (@samueljesse)


    16 years, 3 months ago

    This will only work for some people, although I spent days reading posts and trying different things.

    MY problem was after changing .htaccess and trying to make a “pretty” permalink, once the changes were made I received the 404 error not found.

    I fixed this by inserting index.php at the beginning of the permalink structure:

    /index.php/%postname%/

    This is not as clean and “pretty” as I would like, but it sure is better than the default.

    Hope this helps – It is in the main permalink post, although I scanned past it numerous times.

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  • rverduzco

    (@rverduzco)

    It worked for me, after trying all the solutions proposed in the documentation.

    Based on your solution, I tried putting something else before the variables, with and without the .php extension, but that did not worked. It looked like:
    /site.php/%postname%/
    and
    /site/%postname%/

    The only custom permalink that worked for me was the ones that had a similar structure to what you proposed:
    /index.php/% wordpress-permalink-variables %/

    Does anyone know the reason why permalinks brake even though the suggested configuration is folowed?

    Thanks for your solution.

    sjonkiwi

    (@sjonkiwi)

    Worked for me, too. Thanks.

    Chris_K

    (@handysolo)

    Hi folks — say, in the Docs we have a page titled Using_Permalinks. You all might be interested in the “Almost Pretty” section. ??

    sjonkiwi

    (@sjonkiwi)

    Thanks. I did check out the page and tried out the fixes, but no joy. I’d like pretty permalinks, but “almost pretty” and works, is better than pretty but broke.

    I’d still like to find out what’s going wrong…

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