Actually, your rewrite seems to be working fine to me. Of course, it’s doing a redirect, but still…
Well i always receive an error 404 from wordpress.
I have installed the phpexec plugin so i have include in the page/resource-directory/ the real page
=> <phpcode><?php include(“links.php”); ?></phpcode>
This needs the $category and/or $subcategory
This works => RewriteRule ^resource-directory/(.*)\.(.*) http://www.health-weightloss-information.com/index.php?page_id=14&category=$1 [R=301,L]
But this is not working => RewriteRule ^resource-directory/(.*)\.(.*) http://www.health-weightloss-information.com/index.php?page_id=14&category=$1 [L]
When i remove the R=301.
I know its something in the permalink functions of wordpress.
It only works as a redirect because you are using the full URL including the domain name. Rewrites are usually to a file on the same server, so you should just use /index.php?page…
Also, did you add something to WordPress’s index.php? Why not move your script to a different PHP file?
I have seen WordPress return a 404 header when the WP header is used with custom scripts. You can fix this by putting
header(‘HTTP/1.1 200 OK’);
at the start of your script (it needs to be before anything is output, otherwise a header will be sent automatically).
If i put my script in a different php file how can i use the theme in my php file ?
For the rewrite i used also /index.php
To use the WordPress theme, simply add add the top:
define('WP_USE_THEMES', false);
require('./wp-blog-header.php');
get_header();
And at the end:
get_sidebar(); get_footer();
Are you still having rewrite problems or not?
