How to use Permalinks without /index.php

  • pgbranding

    (@pgbranding)


    15 years ago

    PG Branding Blog

    I am trying to construct the Permalinks so that it is set to just /%postname%. (At the moment, it is /index.php/%category%/%postname%.)

    However, I cannot seem to get it to work without putting /index.php/ at the start. Without it, links to categories and posts are broken…

    Can anyone help?

    Thanks a lot.

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  • Thread Starter pgbranding

    (@pgbranding)

    15 years ago

    Can anyone help with this?

    Kind regards,

    PGBranding

    horons

    (@horons)

    15 years ago

    I changed the permanent links to /%postname%/ and it’s working
    webhost4life.org
    I’m using Linux server

    hal9000

    (@hal9000)

    15 years ago

    hey i tried the postname and it just doesnt work for me. i get a 404
    This is fix would be exactly what i need but it doesnt work
    is there any mod re write stuff i should do as well
    or update of cache or something

    Chris_K

    (@handysolo)

    15 years ago

    Please be sure to check the trouble-shooting tips at the Permalinks page in the docs section.

    If your permalinks don’t work without index.php in them (known as “Almost Pretty” permalinks) then you may need to work with your host.

    hal9000

    (@hal9000)

    15 years ago

    thanks chris that seems to make some sense
    i am going to read up on almost pretty permalinsk now
    🙂

    hal9000

    (@hal9000)

    15 years ago

    ok chris after reading through that i wonder is there just a simple way of turning almost pretty permalinks to prety permalinks…
    i am sure there probably isn’t as this wouldnt be such a problem that people stumble on if there was.
    Thanks for the pointers.
    hal

    csilveira

    (@csilveira)

    14 years, 3 months ago

    http://wordpress.org/support/topic/354612?replies=1

    Here is how to get around http://www.example.com/index.php/%postname%

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