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I have the same issue – plugin page says it activates, but it doesn’t.

I did it first as an upgrade and then purged my options table and reinstalled. No joy either way.

Is there any way we can bump or prioritize this, please? It’s certainly not a showstopper, but it is significantly annoying.

I have the same issue, although only on Firefox and not on Safari. I would really like some help on this from the admins, please.

Steve

I also have this issue with WP 2.0.2. I is NOT related to plugins, as I have tried deactivating them all.

My suspicion now, after doing some fiddling with .htaccess on another issue, my current feeling is that this issue is a combination of several factors (none of which, unfortunately, I have the smarts to fix at this time):

1. WP 2.0’s internal mod_rewrite implementation is busted, at least partially, and messes with actual mod_rewrite.
2. Either as a consequence of the above, or less likely as an entirely separate issue, mod_rewrite and .htaccess aren’t behaving properly on the hosted server I’m on.

Someone must have a clue about this… Any ideas?

I’m the user Christine’s trying to support. Interestingly, it seems mod_rewrite could be the issue as I have added a few lines to my .htaccess to catch some links that are still coming in for an old RSS feed address. So, I’ve added the following to my .htaccess and it apparently does nothing.

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^index\.rdf$ /feed/ [R]
</IfModule>

So, any ideas?

Ryan’s patches have both worked and not worked for me…

My Extended Live Archives were totally borked, and installing the patched files has brought it back to life. Hooray!

However, The ability to generate a tag-based index when using anything other than the default URL format with Ultimate Tag Warrior is still broken. I am not sure of a solution on that at this point, but am talking with the plugin author, Christine, about it.