Folks,
Can anyone please reply? I have got to a point that I am forced to believe WordPress permalinks do not work in IIS. Is this true?
Any one have any ideas?
Is it only me using WordPress on IIS? Who would I contact from WordPress if I have questions on wordpress?
Thanks,
Satya
Have you been able to fix this yet as I am having the same problems?
Thanks
Steve
As with most Permalink type questions, start with a look at Using_Permalinks in the documentation.
Be aware that by default, on IIS you won’t have pretty Permalinks — but you can do “almost pretty” instead. This is mentioned at the above link.
Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
I’ve tried everything in the documentation and nothing works.
Steve
Everything and nothing don’t leave us anything else to talk about then, do they?
However! If you’d like to describe a bit about what you’re after and the end goal, along with some brief descriptions about what you’ve tried, perhaps we can help.
I’ll start by assuming you’re running IIS since that’s the nature of the thread you adopted. Without installing additional DLLs to IIS, the best you’ll get for Permalinks will be the of the almost pretty variant.
Hi,
I am running under windows and index.php is allowed for a default page. I have installed ISAPI_Rewrite which we use on our ecommerce site very successfully.
WordPress is installed in a sub directory of the main site. The only permalinks that work are the default ones. Each of the other permalinks all just generate blank pages.
Steve
As you’ve read (you followed the link right?), the “almost pretty” permalinks involve you specifying a custom permalink with index.php added.
What happened when you tried it?
And perhaps even more importanatly: What’s the goal here?