Virtual robots.txt missing
Nevermind. It just doesn’t work when wordpress is in a subfolder. (robots.txt should be on website root so just create your own if wordpress is in a subfolder)
Nevermind. It just doesn’t work when wordpress is in a subfolder. (robots.txt should be on website root so just create your own if wordpress is in a subfolder)
Getting “404 page not found” error when i access to my Login page
WP_DEBUG must be on, otherwise edit post or page will show 404 error
Why I get File Not Found (404 error) when the file is actual there?
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“
Go to Dashboard > Settings > Permalink Settings. However it’s set, change it to something else, one of the other formats. I had an issue moving, same symptom as you described, and this fixed it. You can also see this help guide on Go Daddy for help with this issue. (this edit added by another … Read more
Use wp_mail(), not just mail(). It is a wrapper for PHPMailer, a class that takes care for many problems the native mail() function often gets. See my plugin 404 Tools for how to use it in this case. To send an HTML email see Milo’s answer to a related question.
WordPress is not receiving requests, check if mod_rewrite is enabled and an .htaccess file is being generated by WordPress (assuming you are using Apache, not IIS). See using pretty permalinks and fixing permalink problems for more info.
To exclude a directory and all virtual requests to it, extend the regular rules: # WordPress # Images, Stylesheets etc. don’t need a HTML 404 RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !.+\.\w{2,4}$ # Existing file RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f # Existing directory RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d # Symbolic link RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-l # Do not touch the directory ‘clients’ RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} … Read more
You are essentially trying to create a “fake” page without having to create a physical page in the WordPress database and for that, you will need custom re-write rules. For more details see my answer here: Setting a custom sub-path for blog without using pages? Quick overview: step 1: setup your custom rewrite rules add_action(‘init’, … Read more