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The type of permalinks you write about are also called “Pretty Permalinks” and are a feature of WordPress that has been designed for the Apache HTTP Server with Mod_Rewrite enabled. Every other server is at first incompatible to this and you should not use those pretty permalinks on those system unless you know what you … Read more

404 Error Problems with sCategory Permalink plugin

I stopped using that plugin a long time ago. I don’t think you really need it anymore honestly. I just remember it did the same thing that I was able to do when I disabled it, so I stopped using it. I don’t think its still supported by the developer either, so may be out … Read more

404 error comes up when I go to wp-admin after first installation [closed]

Two issues seem likely: Your DNS changes haven’t propagated yet. It takes awhile for the DNS change to spread across the internet. Give it 1-2 hours and try again. [Hostgator recommends pointing your name servers to them.] If the issue remains, then check how your domain was entered into the quick installer. It’s possible that … Read more

How to make /search/ without parameters not return a 404?

The search rewrite rule only captures the pattern search/(.+)/?$. A request to search/ matches the root pages rule, so WordPress tries to find a page with that slug. You could create a page at that location and load a template via a filter, or, you could add a rewrite rule that just does an empty … Read more

How do I display content to users who are not logged in instead of 404 on Private custom posts?

Are you doing this inside The Loop? I’d try something like this myself: if ($post->post_status == “private” && !is_user_logged_in()) { echo “You must be logged in to view this page.”; } else if( $post->post_status == “private” && is_user_logged_in() ) { // Page code goes here }

index2.php in root causing 404 error

Try to just use a index.html file and use <META HTTP-EQUIV=”Refresh” CONTENT=”5; URL=http://example.com/wp-content/themes/your_theme/index.php”> in your <head> section. Let’s see if the easy stuff works. edit: to be on the save side, always display a link to the index.php file with some descriptive text like “if your browser doesn’t redirect you automatically, please click here“

WordPress Auto-Redirecting on 404

WordPress doesn’t automatically suggest pages when a 404 occurs. Many themes have a 404.php template file that can effect what happens when an incorrect URL is entered. Maybe your theme has a 404 page. If you don’t want it to interfere, you could try deleting the 404.php. REVISION: OK, I understand your request now. The … Read more

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WordPress shows front page, when it should show 404 with pagination style urls

Why I get File Not Found (404 error) when the file is actual there?

Why does the ‘Month and Name’ Permalink Format not Work on my new WordPress Site (running on IIS7)?