I’d say your Permalinks aren’t working. Check that page for troubleshooting tips.
In particular, confirm with your host that mod_rewrite and AllowOverride are both on and enabled.
If you visit Options -> Permalinks and set them to Default, do the links start working?
Thread Starter
xtello
(@xtello)
Handy:
I just received this answer from my Host; what do you suggest?
Is it an adequate solution?
Thanks again for your support.
“Unfortunately we do not support mod_rewrite on Windows based servers because its Apache component and we have IIS web servers on Windows plans. We suggest you to install ISAPI rewrite.ISAPI_Rewrite is a powerful URL manipulation engine based on regular expressions. It acts mostly like Apache’s mod_Rewrite, but is designed specifically for Microsoft’s Internet Information Server (IIS). ISAPI_Rewrite is an ISAPI filter written in pure C/C++ so it is extremely fast.
You can find it at
http://www.isapirewrite.com/ ”
I’d lean towards suggesting you check out the Permalinks page and “almost pretty” permalinks…
Thread Starter
xtello
(@xtello)
Thanks again for your support.
I’ve tried according to the Permalinks page, but I’m stuck with this “no input file specified” message.
You can try it: http://blogs.strat-cons.com/index.php
Any suggestions.
Thanks again !!!
At Options -> Permalinks, what is your Custom permalink structure?
Thread Starter
xtello
(@xtello)
CUSTOM:
/index.php/%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/
Odd, I’ve used that exact same string on other IIS servers.
Ah — is index.php configured as a default page? I bet that’s what’s missing.
Notice how http://blogs.strat-cons.com/ shows a directory listing.
Thread Starter
xtello
(@xtello)
index.php as default page ???
Nope.
How can I do that?
Thanks !!!
It’s an IIS setting, you may have to check with your host depending on what sorts of tools you have.
By default, IIS tends to look for index.asp, default.html, index.html, etc. index.php would have to be added to that list for WP (and many other php apps) to work properly.
Thread Starter
xtello
(@xtello)
Problem Solved !!!!
I’m curretly making tests at blogs.strat-cons.com
Thanks for your support
I am having a similar problem… Can anyone please help me???
Whenever I try to click on a category I get an error msg that says
No input file specified.
I am using the Bluebird theme by Randa Cray (sp?)
I just noticed this problem today after upgrading to the new release a couple days ago…
also, when I search my own site, the first results page shows up but when I click the link for previous entries, I get the exact same result
No input file specified.
What can I do to fix this???
http://mislove.com
Hi,
I’m having this problem as well and I’ve done what one of the posters has done:
It’s an IIS setting, you may have to check with your host depending on what sorts of tools you have.
By default, IIS tends to look for index.asp, default.html, index.html, etc. index.php would have to be added to that list for WP (and many other php apps) to work properly.
Thanks
Steve
