echoz

no issues with activating it for me. what version of PHP are you running on?

thought i’d detail more about this fix while its being processed by the wordpress servers.

wordpress changed the way they did things in 3.1 with regards to hunting for templates to load.

with this version, they looked into the $category object more specifically, 2 properties of it, slug and term_id respectively.

the fix now modifies these 2 properties if its a >= wordpress version of 3.1.

if i had more time, i’d try to figure out a more universal fix with regards to custom templates as well. other than that. this is it for now.

Hey guys, try replacing it epct_redirect with this and lemme know if it works

function epct_redirect() {
      global $wp_query, $wp_version;

      if (is_category()) {
        $childcat = $wp_query->query_vars['cat'];
        $parent = get_category_parent($childcat);

        $category = get_category($childcat);

        if ($parent != 0) {
          $wp_query->query_vars['cat_child'] = $childcat;

          // fix from marty@halfempty to deal with custom template.
            if (version_compare($wp_version, '3.1', '>=')) {
              //fix for WP 3.1
              $parent = get_category($parent);
              $wp_query->queried_object->slug = $parent->slug;

            } else {
              $wp_query->query_vars['cat'] = $parent;

            }
        }

      }

      //	print_r($wp_query->query_vars);
    }

Your fix works for 3.1 alone? If that’s the case I’d just apply yours and put the min requirement as 3.1