I have a install located at the above URL. I’m converting an iWeb site to WordPress. I developed it on a local server where everything worked fine with permalinks. When I transferred it to readyhosting the permalinks don’t work anymore, I get a 404 error. Has anyone else had a problem with readyhosting? There are all sorts of unnecessary redirects going on with the iWeb site, you can see by visiting www.alchemyandcommerce.com/
I also notice there is an httpd.ini file that says:
[ISAPI_Rewrite]
### subdomain redirect v2 ###
RewriteCond Host: (?:.+\.)?alchemyandcommerce\.com
RewriteCond URL ^/(.*)
RewriteCond METHOD GET
RewriteRule ^/(.*) /$1 [I,L]
RewriteCond Host: (?:.+\.)?alchemyandcommerce\.com
RewriteCond METHOD POST
RewriteRule ^/(.*) /$1 [I]
RewriteCond Host: (?:.+\.)?alchemyandcommerce\.com
RewriteRule (.*) /$1 [I,L]
Not sure if this is causeing a problem.
]]>The page that needs to load is https://got2begreen.com/merchandise/catergoies.asp .
I know it is an ASP application and my hosting platform accepts both PHP and ASP, I have applications running on another site using both languages so it should not be a server problem.
It is telling me that the page cannot be found so I think it has to do with the isapi_rewrite. I can’t seem to trick it into finding the file no matter what I do. Any ideas?
]]>I’m now stuck at the ISAPI_Rewrite. I need to be able to change some code in “httpd.ini” file. Can anybody tell me where this might be?
]]>The only main issue is when you create a Page in WordPress it generates the Permalink as domain.com/page/ This can cause problems with ISAPI_Rewrite as you then need to add a rule for each page you create.
Personally I think a better solution would be to have the ability to create a Page prefix like you can with the category prefix. Then you can build a rule around this prefix and therefore not have to create a rule for every page you add.
So you coudl add the prefix /pages/ and thent eh URL would be domain.com/pages/page/ then a simply /pages/(*) rule can be used in ISAPI_Rewrite and no CSS links or anything similiar are broken.
]]>Similar threads on the subject indicate that ‘index.php’ needs to be in the structure.
I believe that i’ve entered this correctly:
Structure: /index.php/%category%/%postname%/
Catgory: blank.
I get the ‘HTTP Error 404’ error. If I don’t use Permalinks, everything works correctly.
For a demonstration, see https://www.cogniza.com/blog/.
Has anyone been able to resolve this?
Thanks,
Craig
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