• Hi, sorry to re-post this but now that the topic is narrowed down a bit I thought I would try again. Seems like my links on my blog page are missing the “index.php” part. One suggestions was to put that General options Blog address. When I did this it added “index.php/” to the links. With the “/” it is still a messed up link. Any ideas how to fix this? Would really like to get my blog working correctly.

    Thanks,
    ~peter

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  • Are you using permalinks and is mod_rewrite enabled on your web server?

    Thread Starter paltenberg

    (@paltenberg)

    I’m new to this and I don’t think I’m using permalinks and I don’t know if mod_rewrite is enabled or how to enable it. Is this something that can easily be done or do I have to do some reading? This is getting terribly frustrating.

    thanks,
    ~peter

    Reading about Permalinks:
    http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Using_Permalinks
    If you don’t have mod_rewrite enabled – read Section 4.

    Thread Starter paltenberg

    (@paltenberg)

    OK, I read about permalinks. I don’t really need permalinks. It seems like they are not used by default. Correct? Do I still need to enable mod_rewrite? All I want is a very simple blog, just postings and comments, very basic.

    Thread Starter paltenberg

    (@paltenberg)

    I cannot find the .htaccess file. Could this be the problem? It says to change permissions on this file but it’s not there. How do know if mod_rewrite is enabled?

    thanks

    Thread Starter paltenberg

    (@paltenberg)

    I talked again to my service provider and they say the mod_rewrite is enabled. do I still need to create a .htaccess file? If so how do I do that?

    With a plain text editor create an empty file named .htaccess and upload it to the root directory of your blog. Chmod 666 (temporarily!)
    Go your your Options > Permalinks panel and enter the desired nice permalink structure in the fileds. At the bottom right click Update Options. You should be done.
    Change the permissions on your .htaccess file.

    Thread Starter paltenberg

    (@paltenberg)

    OK, I added the .htaccess and modified the permalinks structure (to this /%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/). Now all the links go to the URL from this structure but there is nothing there, I get:

    “Not Found
    The requested URL /blog/2005/07/07/tester/ was not found on this server.”

    Is there something else I need to do?

    thanks.

    Thread Starter paltenberg

    (@paltenberg)

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