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  • Thread Starter CMedia

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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

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Permalink Problem

    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…

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