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1. Stefan
   Member
   Posted 6 months ago #
   

   Hi TCBarrett,

   first of all: many thanks for your great plugin.
   I just tested in a test-multisite-installation and it worked just fine.
   Now in my "staging"-environment with a multisite wordpress I only get a 404 when viewing the Glossar Terms (atoz is working fine).

   Multisite is with "subdirectories": Main-Blog and "/de/" and "/en/"-Version.
   I've activated WP Glossary in the "DE"-Version and created the term "usb" which has the permalink: /de/glossary/usb
   When viewing the site, I only get "not found"

   I already deinstalled and installed again. I know this is kind of unspecific, but nevertheless ... do you have any idea
   (and yes I already updated the permalinks, I even deleted the rewrite_rules from *_options-table in the database)

   Do you have any further ideas.

   Thank you in advance
   Stefan

   By the way, when running with WP_DEBUG, I get some warnings.
   For e.g. in
   wp-glossary.php on line 50

   get_plugin_data returns an array, so it should be:
   $in_file_version = $plugin['Version'];

   And your option-key is named: tcb_vesion_check_glossary
   I think it should be: tcb_version_check_glossary

   http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-glossary/

2. Stefan
   Member
   Posted 6 months ago #
   

   I forgot to say: other custom post types are working well and could be seen with their corresponding permalinks.

   WordPress-Version is: 3.4.2

   At first I had a post that's named "Glossary" with the permalink "/de/glossary/".
   I thought, that this must be the cause.
   I deleted every trace of this post (even the revisions), so this couldn't be the cause anymore.

   And I don't have a translation, so the slug is really "glossary".

3. Stefan
   Member
   Posted 6 months ago #
   

   Ok than ... sorry for talking with myself :-)
   I just found out that it has something to do with the "responsive" theme.
   With the default "twenty eleven"-theme it works like a charm.

   Sorry for bothering.

4. Stefan
   Member
   Posted 6 months ago #
   

   Once again for all people having the same issue.
   I've used a child theme of the "responsive"-theme.
   The solution was to simply copy "single.php" to "single-glossary.php" to provide a template for the custom post type "glossary"
   I thought the theme would simply fall back to "single.php" but this is obviously not the case.

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