justono

I get this same issue. But it is very specific.

I can tell the mod_rewrite is working because the URLS are writing correcting when clicking on the links in the site. The 404 is only happening on pages that have multi tired ancestry.

The top parent page works, the bottom most child works, but the children in between do not.

Here is a reference

This issue is happening to me and it is not mod_rewrite

Reference Here

Ok Figured it out. But It’s weird why its happening.

If the post type does not have ‘editor’ defined in its support args array then the “Insert into Post” button is not available when using the thickbox media library.

I Just noticed this is only happening on one post type. Can’t seem to find any difference between one that is working and one that is not.

Hey,

I switched hosts I was in the process of doing that anyway and the server is better for handling subdomains so this is no longer an issue for me.

I have another issue but I’m looking through the support tickets for an answer.

Thanks for you help!

For me,

https://test.agoodconcept.com/index.html

is being redirected to https://www.test.agoodconcept.com/test.agoodconcept.com/index.html

thats the issue I’m talking about. I just checked the cached files, the plugin is not caching anything from the subdomain/subdirectory “test.agoodconcept.com” or “dev.agoodconcept.com” its just redirecting them like the example above.

I was able to stop the redirection/rewrite for dev.agoodconcept.com by putting

RewriteEngine Off

in .htaccess file in the root folder for dev.agoodconcept.com

What do you need to test this?

I can create another subdomain on my server without a password and without the “fix for now”

EDIT:
Here is a subdomain on my server.

https://test.agoodconcept.com/index.html

This is what a url to one of the sites in the dev.agoodceonept.com looked like before
dev.agoodconcept.com/Sites/ParadigmJet/

This is what this url looks like now (before I figured out the work around in my last post)
https://www.dev.agoodconcept.com/dev.agoodconcept.com/Sites/ParadigmJet/

Ok I figured it out at least for now. Unless you have a better way to ignore the subdomain directory.

I just put another .htaccess file in the subdomain directory and added:

RewriteEngine Off

Hmm, it’s still rewriting the domain and it wasn’t before I installed the plugin.

Could it be how my server is organized?

Currently this is my hosts default file structure:

public_html >
– (inside no other folder) is the WordPress site for agoodconcept.com
– (subdomain) dev.agoodconcept.com

The host I’m using (Site5) is treating the subdomain as a directory inside the public_html

yeah.

the root domain is agoodconcept.com and the subdomain is dev.agoodconcept.com