I’ve found a solution.
Seems like the plugin was matching ‘javascript/’ and replacing it with nothing. I could manually write a new permalink so it would not read ‘javascript/’, but I didn’t want to have to do that, so I dug a little deeper.
The rewriting is handled in this file:
‘plugins/wordpress-subdomains/plugin/classes.php’
Around line 475 there is the getCategoryPath() method of the WpsSubDomainCat class. That prepares search and replace strings for another function to use for . . . searching and replacing.
There are two if statements. The first prepares search strings. The second prepares replacement strings. I converted the first if statement to prepare a string with forward slashes at the beginning and end (would match ‘/javascript/’). I converted the second if statement to prepare a string that would simply be a forward slash or a string that ended in one (would insert ‘/’).
This worked great for permalinks that had the category name at the beginning or end of a slug.
I have no way of testing it in all situations, so I don’t know if it breaks anything, but I’m able to navigate around my own site just fine (http://www.dconstructing.com)
If you want the actual code that I used, feel free to contact me and I’d be happy to share.
i was wondering if you could help me with the basic configuration for WP Subdomains plug in. I already have one subdomain that’s active runs as a separate blog. I.E., my main blog is goingintoreprint.com and the subdomain is goingintoreprint.com/photo – Now in the new category I’ve created, I’ve listed “photo” as the category slug. This doesn’t seem to work. When I click on that category name on my main blog page, i get the message that it’s a broken link.
I’d really appreciate any help.
