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1. StefanMz
   Member
   Posted 7 months ago #

   The permalinks (unless using the default /?p=123) have been killed, 404 appears.

   Disabling the Wiki plugin fixes the problem.

   Maybe an interference with other plugins? What I observe is, that the print-links from WP-Print plugin also do not work for wiki pages.

   Any hints for running the plugin and not killing the permalinks are welcome :-)

   http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-wiki-plugin/

2. DavidM
   Member
   Posted 7 months ago #

   Hi StefanMz,

   There could possibly be a plugin conflict but often times, the permalinks just need to be reset, which you can do by merely visiting Settings > Permalinks.

   If that doesn't work you could try selecting a different permalink setting, saving, then selecting your preferred setting and saving once more.

   However if that doesn't sort it, you likely have a conflict among your plugins. You may want to disable plugins one-by-one to see where the issue resides.

   Thanks,
   David

3. StefanMz
   Member
   Posted 7 months ago #

   What I did was:

   • permalink reset
   • permalink change, save, change back, save
   • disabling plugin by plugin, except wiki plugin itself
   • permalink reset and change again

   Nothing helped. No further idea.

4. booruguru
   Member
   Posted 3 months ago #

   I had the same problem. By default, the plugin creates a prefix for wiki pages (domain.com/wiki/titleofwikipage). In my case, I had deleted the default prefix for my Wiki, leaving it empty, so that my URLs would look like domain.com/titleofwikipage ...which resulted in permalink errors for regular blog posts. Restoring the prefix corrected the issue.

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