I just figure this out, if I type index.php before the link is placed in the url such as this http://www.topheavy.com/thnew/index.php?p=3#comments instead of the default http://www.topheavy.com/thnew/?p=3#comments. it works just fine. How to I change the site so that the links all work with the index.php in front of it
Please does anyone know how to fix this???
WILL OFFER MONEY FOR HELP
Aren’t you a bit impatient? It’s Friday night (at least were I am), people might have better things to do than browsing the forum…
Sometimes I wait 2-3 days for an answer to my questions.
Its just real important to me, I am sorry if I appear impatient, but it is driving me nuts not knowing the answer
I mean I can’t figure out, why the my links can’t all be setup like topheavy.com/thnew/index.php instead of this topheavy.com/thnew/ which is causing the script to not work right. No matter what I change in the admin it doesn’t work, I also can’t seem to find all the links or even how the links were created to begin with so that I could just changed the source code to point to index.php
Just add index.php before the other tags in permalinks, for example:
/index.php/%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/
i’l wait for my cheque in the mail 😉
Meclive’s tip is the common work around if your host doesn’t have mod_rewrite (or hasn’t figured out AllowOverrides).
You may wish to check out other trouble-shooting options at the Permalinks documentation page. (but first ask your host about mod_rewrite and AllowOverrides).
