[Plugin: WordPress Wiki That Doesn't Suck] Returns a 404 error

Hey Curt–

Sorry it took FIVE MONTHS for me to get to this — I wasn’t getting email notifications for these…fixed now…

You appear to be on a Windows server running IIS which doesn’t have an Apache mod_rewrite equivalent. Your regular pages/posts are in the default /?page_id=321 and /?p=321 format, therefore the permalinks would not work for you. In theory, it’s possible to get a mod_rewrite-like function running on IIS, but in the past, I’ve tried doing it and haven’t had much success. You’re better off switching to a Linux server to get customizable permalinks.

It’s probable that the wiki articles have some sort of default url, too — possibly something like /?post_type=wpwtds_articles&id=1234 but I haven’t tested that, so I don’t know for sure. Still, if you created a static page to display the posts with that post type, it should work, however, since the slug is built into the plugin you will probably need to comment line 84 of wpwtds.php where it says:
'rewrite' => array('slug' => 'wiki','with_front' => 'false'),
to kill the “wiki” slug and just use regular URLs.