• Resolved dogluvver

    (@dogluvver)


    Made a couple of pages but get 404 errors when i try to view them. Are they not automatically uploaded on a save?

    Help

    Brian

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  • Try resetting your permalinks by going to Settings > Permalinks > Save.

    Thread Starter dogluvver

    (@dogluvver)

    Tried that to no avail.

    Brian

    Thread Starter dogluvver

    (@dogluvver)

    i bit the bullet and deleted all the pages. Started a new page without the ability to add comment i9.e. a static page. It works.

    Added a second page with the ability to add comments and ping-backs etc.
    No parent, sidebar template, Order 0., Pressed Update. Then View page – 404 error!!

    There is a menu item on the first page to the second.

    It appears that the second page is not uploading to the server.

    Brian

    Do you have a link to your site? What theme are you using?

    When you deactivate all plug-ins do you still have issues?

    If you switch to the default Twenty Eleven theme temporarily, do you have the same problem?

    Thread Starter dogluvver

    (@dogluvver)

    Site is http://www.canadianrallyo.ca/wordpress.

    Only plugin is Akismet – now deactivated.

    Using the default Twenty Eleven thems.

    Same problem

    Suggestions: empty your trash of all posts and pages.

    Now create a page that has a name other than “novice”. Looks like you have both a deleted page as well as a category with the same slug (“novice”) – that could be causing conflicts.

    Double check your custom permalink structure as your category link is really messed up:

    http://www.canadianrallyo.ca/wordpress/:%20/category/levels/novice/

    Choose one of the standard permalink options rather than creating your own (if you have) and reset permalinks.

    Thread Starter dogluvver

    (@dogluvver)

    Merci
    Thank you
    Danke Schoen

    Brian

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