DREAM SIZE,
WAOOOOO!! Yeah, it works!
I was looking for solutions about that kind of problem for a long time, and I was re-making htaccess file again and again so many times…
Thank you for finding the simple easy solution.
It really helped me.
Now I can go to sleep at last…
THANK YOU SO MUCH. This issue was driving me bonkers, and this finally solved it.
Thanks for the tip. My situation was a bit more complicated because I was using an equation in my loop query to call a different number of posts on the first page than on subsequent pages, so I wasn’t sure what to set the blog options “number of posts” to…
I’m not sure why this works, but when I set the options to “0” everything works smoothly! Anyone know why this is?
@davidgarlitz – How did you set it to zero? I have multiple posts on other pages and one post on the homepage. It won’t accept 0 and keeps changing it to 1. Setting it to 1 fixes the next/previous links but makes all pages only contain 1 post. Any ideas?
HM… interesting. I concur – it doesn’t seem to accept ‘0’ as a value, and resets it to ‘1’. Which still seems to work.
My situation is that pagination issue was breaking for me when:
- I was using a custom permalink structure
- I had the settings under ‘reading’ set to 10
- I was using a custom query to override that setting to a different value using the showposts variable
In every case that I tested, if the “Blog pages show at most” value is set higher than whatever you’re specifying using showposts in your custom query, pagination breaks.
On the other hand, setting showposts to a value higher than the “Blog pages show at most” value seems to work allright. I’m still testing it in a few situations, but so far it’s looking promising.
Hope this is helpful!
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KimboF, you should be able to force your pages to display more than one post using a custom query_posts or wp_query before your loop. For example,
<?php
query_posts('showposts=2');
?>
Unfortunately, this is what caused my problem in the first place 😉 Might be fixed though… (DREAM SIZE, you’re my hero!).
OK, I have had this problem since I upgraded to 2.6. I just installed 2.7 and the problem is still there. No matter what link I click on, it shows the front page. I assume this is the 404 error that everyone is referring to. I’ve read all of the posts. I went in and checked my rewrite.php file, but there is no verbose line to change to true. Line 1002 is completely different.
I uploaded the fix-plugin from 2.2 and it did not make a change.
Here is my permalink structure: /index.php/%year%/%category%/%postname%
My blog is @ http://blog.accendotraders.com
I have the same issue on a raw working install of WP, no plugins except Akismet. My permalink structure is:
/%category%/%postname%
Everything works. Even the individual posts’ pagination (previous_post_link) etc works.
But the *category pagination* does not work. From page 2 onwards it gives me a 404, e.g., this page breaks:
http://projectkobo.com/shinchaku-jouhou
This shows the pagination at the bottom, but when you click on it, this URL croaks:
http://projectkobo.com/shinchaku-jouhou/page/2
Any ideas?
Woo! After hours of searching, this is the only things that worked. Thanks!
