edwardbeckett

@dougjoseph

Thanks for posting your solution. I too had errors with TinyMCE’s buttons not appearing for the visual editor and it was directly related to having an .htaccess file in the includes directory. However, my .htaccess file was there simply to make a statement in the directory to increase WordPress memory limits for the directory. If you hadn’t posted the solution … I might not have figured this out for quite some time.

Thanks again

EB

Edward Beckett – Florida SEO

@kkjellesvig

Make sure you don’t have any white space at the top or bottom of custom_functions.php …

Dohh !!!!

Problem solved …

I forgot to uncomment #LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so
in my httpd.conf file … Argh

I’m having the same problem too …

Running Windows XP SP III ~ Apache 2.2 ~MySQL 5.1 ~ PHP 5.3.3

I can reach all my posts-pages when using the default permalink setting. However, none of the other settings work. Any setting other than default displays a 404 page and my Apache log states

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[error] [client 127.0.0.1] File does not exist:C:/vir_dir/dev/(foo)

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I’ve noted that Apache is stating that a ‘file’ doesn’t exist … maybe a problem with handling ‘/index.php’ in subdirectories. I dunno ;-/

I’m just running the site locally under a hosts file mapped name (dev.XXX.com) and my site’s named ‘dev’ … under a virtual directory (c:\vir_dir\) so appropriately in my httpd-vhosts.conf file I have a directive for the virtual directory as well …

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<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName localhost
DocumentRoot “C:/vir_dir/”
</VirtualHost>
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No problem there — the site installed and runs fine … all but the permalinks … I’m not .htaccess wiz … but I’ve done an install like this many times without any hitches … anyone found a solution to this? Please help … it’s really annoying having to use the default permalink settings …