Guppy411

I have the same problem, started with 2.6 upgrade. I thought it was .htaccess issue as well so I set my permalinks to the default and still no success in IE8 or Firefox 3.

I see strings going back to 2.5 with not a single solution.

My problem is that post_date is not working, no matter what I do it is listing by oldest post first.

Per Michael’s suggestion…

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/postlists/

Gary,

You are awesome, I new it had something to do with the Custom Fields Meta as it was loading hundreds of fields that some were created in the database when I upgraded. I deleted them all but was still getting the JS error. The problem is I could not figure out how to disable it (I am fairly new to WP and it was like finding a needle in rain forest).

Guppy

The isapi_rewrite works just like the mod_write for Apache, see code below. This is contained in an httpd.ini file instead of an .htaccess file. I’ll check the dev blogs as you suggest.

[ISAPI_Rewrite]

# For file-based wordpress content (i.e. theme, admin, etc.)
RewriteRule /wp-(.*) /wp-$1 [L]

# For normal wordpress content, via index.php
RewriteRule ^/$ /index.php [L]
RewriteRule /(.*) /index.php\?$1 [L]

# /index.php/ is not really necessary
# RewriteRule ^/$ / [L]
# RewriteRule /(.*) /\?$1 [L]

Alright, let’s try this.

If WP is generating my home page (i.e. index.php), then do all subsequent pages in the site need to be generated by WP??? Is WP grabbing all url requests and processing them against the database?

In other words, if I put a page called “what.htm” in a folder called “who” and then try to go to enter the url directly into my browser, https://www.got2begreen.com/who/what.htm, I get a 404 message that page cannot be found. Where is it???

I actually came across your post looking for the code for WP to start using Isapi-Rewrite because I just moved to a host that offers cross-platforms servers but uses a Windows front-end.

You code worked perfectly but disabled my search form as well. I simply when in and removed the index.php from the form action URL and it works.

If guess you probably figured it out by now but in case some else come across the same problem.

Did you move to another server? I had the exact same problem today while attempting to locate to a new hosting company myself. It turns our that there was an .htaccess file in my themes directory. This is a security feature that will prevent files from being accessed.