"Pretty" Permalinks Not Working
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My install of WordPress 2.5 is great; works and everything. But when I select anything other than the default link structure, I get 404 errors on the post pages. This is what I want to use: /category/postname/ Any help? I’m on Windows XP Martin |
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The percentage signs are not showing in what I’d like to use. So it’s like this: /PERCENT-SIGNcategoryPERCENT-SIGN/PERCENT-SIGNpostnamePERCENT-SIGN/ |
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Hi Martin, Edit
and change
to
and
to
Now, restart the web server and it should work. By the way, I noticed that the WordPress version in the latest stack is 2.3.3 (at least on Linux), though it should be 2.5. I’m currently uploading the correct one. Cheers |
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Did this solution work ? I am also having trouble getting permalinks to work for pages. I am getting an apache error 404… are there other actions beyond the one suggested above to help resolve – next steps for debug ? Please help. |
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Hi Sondogf, I just did it again and it worked. Can you reproduce your steps here to see if you did something wrong? Cheers |
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Just to make sure I am starting clean, I uninstalled wordpress using the bitnami uninstaller (from the programs menu link). I then erased the I downloaded the bitnami-wordpress-2.5-0-windows-installer.exe from this site. Executed it taking the defaults – other than providing admin username, passwords I then launched wordpress and the default app. worked well. I clicked on the “about” link and the page displayed I then logged in as admin. When to the settings, permalink page and selected permalink option (Month and name). Save settings. My links now appear in this format. I click on about link from front page (http://localhost/wordpress/about/) and get 404 from apache (The requested URL /wordpress/about/ was not found on this server.) – tried the edit you suggested, restarted webserver (using bitnami stop then start) – same problem. any ideas ? |
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Hello, I was able to reproduce the issue and I know what you have to do to fix it :) Edit C:\Program Files\BitNami WordPress Stack\apache2\conf\httpd.conf and change
to
and restart the Apache service. Sorry for not noticing it before! Cheers |
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np Antonio.. allowing modrewrite to be loaded solved the problem. Thanks for your quick response. |
