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  • please share what you found that served as the solution?

    try /%postname%/

    nevermind… I see that is in the header.php file, but I don’t have a similar weirdness going on.

    still, if you have any ideas what might be going on, I’m all ears.

    more info about the IE behavior:

    4) if you cut and paste the link’s url into the address field of the IE browser, it will display the page, first time.

    it’s the same url? Why would the same url behave differently depending upon whether you click the link or cut and paste? I’m stumped! It just doesn’t do it in any other browser…

    Moshu, where are you seeing that strange line you mention? I’m asking because I am also using wp 2.2x and getting very odd linking behavior in Internet Explorer browsers for this:

    krootlaw.com/category/injury-resource-center/

    where clicking some of the links (typically, the ones without posts) on the left size (first try birth injury, which works just fine in IE, then try degloving injury, which doesn’t)

    I’m using /%postname%/ as the permalink structure (which has always worked fine for me in all versions and on lots of host companies and for all browsers).

    What’s odd:

    1) some of the links will return a 404
    2) if you use the back button, then click the same link, it will likely show you the page…
    3) this only happens in IE 6 & 7

    No front page extensions installed on a linux acct at godaddy.com

    I’m pulling my hair out at this point. ANYONE out there with ideas? Moshu, if you can tell me where you saw this other person’s odd line, I’ll look for that in my pages.

    TIA

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Permalink Problems

    as far as I can tell, you are still using pretty permalinks… for example, if you hover over the link under Categories, it shows:

    http://4life.cheanu.com/category/uncategorized/

    if you were using the default permalinks, this would look something like http://4life.cheanu.com/?p=N (where N is the ID number)

    And if you are on an IIS server, you don’t have mod_rewrite

    Suggestions:
    1) use the default method for permalinking
    2) move to Linux

    HTH, I’m sussing out a permalink issue in IE browsers and happen to stumble upon this post in my searches…

    me, I’d like to know.

    Thread Starter syncbox

    (@syncbox)

    I just found out another interesting tidbit while trying to figure out why IE is behaving the way it is…

    If I copy the link (right-click, copy shortcut) and paste it into the browser address field and hit enter, IE has no problem calling up the page (one where no post exists, so index.php file is being used).

    There must be something in the way IE is processing both the link AND the template file to use that is causing this, right? I cannot figure out what else could cause IE to first serve up a 404, but then be able to display the correct stuff the second time or when the url is pasted directly into the address field (it can find it the FIRST time that way)

    This is too weird!

    Thread Starter syncbox

    (@syncbox)

    I think this got fixed in subsequent builds. At least, I’m not experiencing it anymore… marking this resolved.

    Hi…
    I am seeing the same thing but only in Internet Explorer browsers… links that never fail in Firefox are behaving quire oddly in Internet Explorer 6 or 7.

    For example, if (using IE) you go to krootlaw.com/category/injury-resource-center/

    click on (in the main content area) Brain Damage.

    (you get 404 page)

    use your back button to return to the previous page, then click the same link… it goes to the correct page.

    This only occurs on pages where no posts exist… which calls the index.php file to display the category, category description and a message that says

    “You selected Brain Damage »
    Additional information for this subject coming soon!”

    Again, it NEVER happens in Firefox, Opera or other browsers… just IE (6 and 7). Anyone have ANY ideas?

    The site is at the root level of the domain but afaik, this only just started happening as I’ve tested it in the recent page without errors.

    links where a post exists do not show this behavior, even in IE browsers. Help appreciated!

    Thread Starter syncbox

    (@syncbox)

    OK, I’ve seen some mention and finally a link to the bug:

    http://trac.ww.wp.xz.cn/ticket/3907

    which indicates that the most likely reason this occurs (and matches my incidents entirely) is that I am editing and uploading the style sheet (using FTP) while someone requests content or a file in the site (site active).

    I’ll mark this resolved, at least as to WHY.

    OK, I’ve seen some mention and finally a link to the bug:

    http://trac.ww.wp.xz.cn/ticket/3907

    which indicates that the most likely reason this occurs is that someone is editing and uploading the style sheet (using FTP) while someone requests content or a file in the site (site active).

    use the search everything plugin. You should be able to find it in the plugins list (EXTEND) or just google “search everything plugin for wordpress”

    HTH

    Is there no substitute for adhesive in WP2.2x?

    When I use it, paging no longer functions.

    I looked into the get_a_post plugin but I really need to use one category.php file yet have the oldest post show first WHILE showing the remaining posts (if they exist) in reverse chronological order, WITH paging, as needed.

    Anyone?

    it breaks paging in wordpress 2.2x so watch out.

    ok, yep, I was going to ask a question, but your answer fixes my problem… I was using adhesive to make a sticky post.

    that USED to work, didn’t it? Any replacement for it that works?

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