frankmarion

Absolutely nothing. Other than the changing of location of the side bar, and the re-writing of the HTML in the head and foot, I’ve made no changes. A search for “useneybinaries.com” in my files revealed nothing.

Where did you find “useneybinaries.com”? A find in my html, a search of all the db tables, and looking in the source didn’t reveal it to me.

Ah! Gotcha. Done. I’d forgotten that it needed to be set in the options panel as well. Should be better now.

BTW: I totally LOVE the idea of using RSS to keep tabs on a thread. That was a real stroke of genius.

That doesn’t really matter. I merely do this as a convenience to myself. Check it out for yourself: you can access it at zeph.dnsalias.com/wordpress I can also access it via localhost/wordpress/ or 127.0.0.1/wordpress/ or test.wordpress.com/ it’s all the same thing, and the same issue remains unchanged regardless of how I access it.

NEW FACTS: The link actually works correctly when I change themes! When I use the default them, or the ‘classic’ theme, the link works. So somthing I did broke it–yet a file comparison of each of the file in the theme folders, reveal that I have not changed, or lost any of the default code.

What can I be missing? Where could I look? What would be obvious questions to a PHP person that might not be obvious to me?

I can also confirm, having done a difference check on all the files under the theme section, that there is no difference in the orginal code. So we can rule that out too.

I can also confirm, that having turned on mod_rewrite and activating the permalinks, that the permalinks give me exactly the same result.

Suggestions?

Sorry, guess I should have mentionned it. That part is fine. I’ve got a setup with a virtual host. This simply redirects me to /root/wordpress/ It’s how I set up all my development domains.