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By ‘prima links’ do you mean permalinks? WP Static HTML Output requires that a pretty permalink structure be set (ie. that you are using something like https://localhost/2012/04/0/6/pretty-links/ as opposed to https://localhost/?p=1).

To turn pretty permalinks on, from the WordPress dashboard, go to Settings, then Permalinks, and then select one of the types there. When you click save, WordPress will save the new structure to a .htaccess file in the root of the WordPress directory.

Hopefully that helps solve the issue.

Thanks so much for this. While it’s still a little bit janky, it is a huge improvement on the default page management (particularly for blogs with a lot of related pages).

Regarding the aforementioned jankiness, I’m having an issue where pages sometimes have the ‘change order’ icon and sometimes don’t. I can’t see a pattern between the ones that do and the ones that don’t.

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Thanks for that, figaro! ?? I’m worried that doing it by editing the $menu global is Bad(tm). If that’s the only option, though, maybe that’s what I’ve got to do.

I can’t find anything online either but it looks like the solution might be coming in 2.7: https://op111.net/p63

I was trying to do something similar to Toucouleur and I’ve updated the function reference for wp_insert_attachment() with what I learnt.

Based on his code I think Toucouleur’s problem was that he needed to pass the location of the filename as a string to the wp_insert_attachment() function and not a file resource object. Or at least that’s how I’m doing it ??

I’m having the same problem on my blog (which used to work correctly until I just updated the permalink structure). I’m hunting for a solution but according to this post WordPress doesn’t like only numeric permalinks. They were working fine for a while there and I’m not sure when they decided to change things.

If you update WordPress Automatic Upgrade to their latest version it appears to play nice with 2.5’s plugin updating! ??