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Hi After a lot of stuffing around and mileading leadsI finly got it to work

The blog was on a IE6 server which does not support .htaccessfiles. If you have an installation on an IE6 server remove the .htaccess file.

The solution is very simple.

Create a file name “wp-404-handler.php” andcopy it to teh same directory whereyou installed the wp-config.php or index.php file 8This should be your root directory

Inside the wp-handeler.php copy the following php code

<?php
$qs = $_SERVER[‘QUERY_STRING’];
$_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] = substr($qs, strpos($qs, ‘:80’)+3);
$_SERVER[‘PATH_INFO’] = $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’];
include(‘index.php’);
?>

You then need to set you site to look at this file when there is a 404 error

THANKS TO Satchelmouth’s Web log

and Google Search IE6 WordPress permalink

Try setting your permalink to default.. I think alot of people are having the same issue.I had thgis probelm on one of my databases and I had to remove (Delete althogether) all my plusgions and readd then in. I am having trouble with a second database and may have to do the same there. I think it has somthing to do with a conflict with cacheing methods. I am thinking off the topof my head here having been up all night trying to get the F**ooker working

PS using the Firefox browser is even worst. So it must have something to do with caching I guess.

I have the same problem with 2.6.2 upgrade.

I have tried all of the above issues with no luck. I can not set security levels on the server.

I support a number of data bases and to date have successfully updated one other but our main database has the permalinks problem. I regret upgrading. I just got sick of the nagging message to upgrade.

I seriously wonder if the boffins the approvaled the “Stable” version really tested the product.

If I include a .htaccess file on the root directory I can not logon to WP.

I am not a happy camper. Yes it works using the default BUT…non permalink all our external links are now not working. The sitemap is wrong and google points to the wrong links

Common Problem. I think it has something to do with the .htacces file…

You need to Chmod it to 755 or 666 then update the permalinks. I have not had sucessyet so if you do please post back your reply

After a lot of stuffing around and NO-SUPPORT from WP or any help in the WP documentation or BB’s I finally worked it out.

All I had to do was add a PHP.ini file to the wp-admin directory and review the “disable_functions=” options. Simplereally.Why did no one catch on to this. A local PHP.ini file overrides the default which on my server is disabled.

All is now working. Thanks but no thanks…

After a lot of stuffing around and NO-SUPPORT from WP or any help in the WP documentation or BB’s I finally worked it out.

All I had to do was add a PHP.ini file to the wp-admin directory and review the “disable_functions=” options. Simplereally.Why did no one catch on to this. A local PHP.ini file overrides the default which on my server is disabled.

All is now working. Thanks but no thanks…

Hey how can I remove a custom field key from the database? Is their a plugin that helpsmanage custom feilds. How can I sent a custom feild using XML feeds.

I would also like to turn of the f$%^&U^# auto save or at least change itrs settings so there is no more then three last posts…

What verison of WordPress, PHP and MySQL do you have installed. I have installed Google site maps many timesand have hadno problems. Try uploafing a file to your root directory with the name sitemap.xml and see if you can read it…