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  • You should find a redirection created in the ‘groups’, ‘modified posts’ group which can be deleted.

    Ah. That was what caused it on my page. An unwanted redirect for ‘/’ to the new subpage I had created. wonder what caused that to happen all of a sudden?

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: "redirection" plugin bug?!

    Have the same problem, except with unwanted redirection from the home URL to a “links” page I created. Deleted the page, made sure monitoring was turned off. Nothing works except deactivating the plugin.

    Using WordPress 3.03 and Redirection 2.2.3

    Thread Starter rrryan

    (@rrryan)

    Yeah, thanks. I had read the FAQ and checked the setting page already and it wasn’t quite a case of RTFM.

    In my case it turned out to be confusion btw cleaner-gallery.css and gallery.css. Maybe it was a change from the previous ver., or maybe it was operator headspace & timing.

    Thanks!

    I’d like to see it be able to handle <ul> and <ol> as well instead of it breaking the js auto-hide like it does now. They’re basically critical if the answers to any of your FAQs are how-to procedures, and I uninstalled after a quick test-drive for this reason.

    Thread Starter rrryan

    (@rrryan)

    Resolved, sort of. I woulda preferred the Carrington/WP search but couldn’t find anything worng that needed fixing to make it work so I went ahead and did Google CSE instead. Oh, well.

    Thread Starter rrryan

    (@rrryan)

    Bump. Still can’t find anything that looks like it’s wrong, search is still broken. Ideas?

    I had a similar bizarre problem with my archives where only the Jan 09 Archives folder would display and the others would continually 403. Didn’t matter what I tried (and I tried what seemed like everything) it would still happen. Turned out there was a static folder called “2008” in the blog root with subfolders “10”, “11” etc. that would display instead and apparently interefere with the WP rewrites, serving a 403 Forbidden error when the directory listing request was denied. Just renamed that folder “2008-old” to test if that was it and voila, problem solved.

    I have no idea what that folder was doing there, but being new to WP and a little reckless I had been doing some dumb stuff and swapping plugins willy-nilly.

    Perhaps this is why you can get to the posts by inserting garbage – is there a static folder named “en” in the WordPress root that might be interfering if “en” is requested but not if something else is?

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