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I realized that I’d used the standard 3.1 install. Just updated with the 3.1-IIS version and it works fine for me now – can login to admin again.

I’m having a similar issue, and it sounds like it could be related to this.

I’m running WP 2.1 on Win2003/IIS 6. If you use the previous/next links (next_posts_link / previous_posts_link) at the bottom of my category pages – like this:

https://www.articulate.com/blog/category/tips-n-tricks-ap/page/2/

…index.php is added directly after /blog when it should be implicit at the end of the URL:

https://www.articulate.com/blog/index.php/category/tips-n-tricks-ap/page/3/

deko- Did you ever resolve this issue?

I’m also interested in preserving all my onclick=”window.open… photo popup settings in my MT -> WP migration.

Any solutions?

I’m a new WordPress user migrating 1,500+ archives from MT, 101 of which are deliberately in draft mode. I’m running into the same issues that you were, elisepps. The problem is that if I have an entry in draft mode in MT, it’s for a good reason and I don’t want it to be live. But I want to keep them, of course. ??

Short of changing the status of all 101 entries to publish in MT and importing, any other work-arounds anyone can suggest? I thought about running a direct SQL update on the WP database after import to change statuses back to draft, but of course it would be a pain to sift through to determine the new post IDs of the entries I want to be draft.

If I were to create a new WP installation for ALL entries, is there some way to migrate posts between 2 WP installations on the same server perhaps?

Any other ideas?

This is a pain and really shouldn’t be this difficult.

Thanks!