NakoruruHello!
I'm really grateful to you for your plugin but I wish it worked.
My goal is to set unique permalinks based on title contents for each post. The titles are in Russian so I can't just use %postname% URLs - they are displayed in some weirdo %#%# hoodoo-woodoo.
Examples (of what I need):
http://malecoffee.ru/blog/2008/01/20/02:13:47/Getting-workplace-neat-in-10-steps
or at least:
http://malecoffee.ru/blog/Getting-workplace-neat-in-10-steps
The steps I followed:
(0. Installing the Advanced Permalinks)
1. Setting the Default structure for URLs in [Permalinks|Defaults]
(I figured out that if this setting is not Default then I get 404 on every newly customized link. Otherwise, however, I'm getting back to parent directory clicking the mod_rewritten URLs but it seems more of a right way...)
2. Skipping [Advanced]
3. Setting someting like:
Post 3 » /%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%hour%:%minute%:%second%/getting-workplace-neat-in-10-steps
Post 4 » /another-unique-topic
..in [Posts]
4. Skipping [Migration] and [Debug]
And this would do that, I thought. And I actually saw new links made by my template and your plugin and I was happy until I clicked one.
If there a .htaccess in my /blog/ directory with standard instructions:
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /blog/
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /blog/index.php [L]
</IfModule>
...then when clicking on a customized URL I got back to the index page of my blog.
If I deleted .htaccess, I got "Cannot open... No such URL" (from browser/server, it wasn't a templated WordPress 404 page).
I'd be happy if you could help me.
When the Common Options are Default, the debug window is empty, so I have nothing to attach.
Did I miss any step? Any advice?
Thank you.
