Andybann

I was thinking along the lines of something like this but can’t quite get it to work excluding asp, html and aspx files

# Prepend any request missing the index.php prefix to allow cleaner URLs
RewriteRule ^/(?!index\.php|wp-|xmlrpc)(.*)$ /index.php/$1 [I,L]

Yes I had read that post before and tried variations around that but my situation is different and I think it’s index.php not being set as default document or something like this either at the OS, PHP. web.config or iirf.ini level.

I can’t make index.php the default document via Windows as index.html and index.asp need to be default the old pages to work whilst we do the move.

Hi all

This looks like a great web.config file but I am having a little trouble getting this to work for new sub folder sites on IIS 6.

My set up is complicated but in summary is:

Win 2003 > IIS 6 > .NET site running on primary domain > WordPress in root of this domain running under Phalanger within the .NET application pool ??

I can add sites within the Network Admin screen but the web.config above just isn’t kicking in to manage these sites – any help much appreciated!

NOTE: I know the above sounds like a crazy set up but it’s the only way I could think to get multi site working within the root of the primary domain whilst keeping lots of legacy asp, aspx and html running whilst we slowly replace these!