Posted 3 years ago #
Hi, my webhost only set index.html as the default document, i.e. I can access my blog at example.com/wp/index.php , but all links will still point to example.com/wp/?p=1 but I need it to be example.com/wp/index.php?p=1
.htaccess is disabled, so I cannot set it myself.
Where do I have to tweak to include "index.php" in all the links generated by wp?
To make index.php a valid index file should be a piece of cake for the host. If they are not willig to do it - time to look for a real, normal host. I wouldn't stay one more minute with them!
As for the index.php to be included in the links, you'll have to do it in your permalink settings.
Posted 3 years ago #
Sorry, can't change the host - and they're really hard to reach. So there should be some way of changing something in the functions that generate the links.
Where should I dig?
Posted 3 years ago #
OK, so I found this buried inside the link-functions php file.
I think it's kinda silly to hardcode things like '/?' - without a variable base file name
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