Urban Giraffe

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CeKay :

Jun 2, 2008 7:33 am

first of all you make a superb work! Absolutely great help offered with your plugins! Thank you for your time and effort!

second: 502 Bad Gateway
tracker down

I have kinda strange problem and just figured it out. it must have been after wordpress version 2.5.1
the permalink strukture doesn't alow me to place a permalink to a page. it works great with all the posts i made, but a link to a page like (domain.com/imprint) doesnt work at all.
if I deactivate permalink they are normally useable, but all the old posts are not reachable. i have to go manual in thise and save the permalink again to let them show.

any solutions planned ?

greetings from germany

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Klaus :

May 26, 2008 6:14 am

Hello John,
I’m looking for the following solution:
I wont to move a page not a post! This is especially in greater Webs a normal handling. The Web will never be stable.
The WP page permalink normally is like this:
http://www.myweb.de/masterpage1/pagename
If I now move this page to masterpage2 the new permalink will be: http://www.myweb.de/masterpage2/pagename

I would prefer a permalink without the masterpage in it:
http://www.myweb.de/pagename

Is your plugin the right solution?

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remy :

May 21, 2008 7:16 am

(sorry ; the issue tracker is down - so i post here)

I CAN'T use your plugin to redirect

FROM

/%postname%/

TO

%%category%/%postname%/

please … could you debug ?

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Matt :

May 19, 2008 8:41 am

Does this work at all with WordPress 2.5?

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Johnny :

May 15, 2008 6:09 pm

same issue as wally below...

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Wally :

Apr 15, 2008 3:05 am

Hi John. I just tried out AP, and I'm afraid I'm lost. Here's what I am after.

The original permalink setup was /%postname%/

The new setup will be /%category%/%postname%/

I set up the new permalink structure and got 404 errors - to be expected

I modified the migration value to be /%postname%/ thinking that was all I had to do to get the redirection. Is that incorrect? I still got 404 errors. Do I have to specify the old and the new values in migration?
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if anyone has a suggestion that would be great!

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rick davies :

May 8, 2008 10:10 am

I have only just started using Wordpress, at http://www.mande.co.uk
I already have about 40 posts with a post-ID# based address
But I want to change all of these to an address based on their category and post title
Will your plugin help me do this?
Or is there in fact a simpler route to this end?

with thanks, rick davies

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Wally :

Apr 15, 2008 3:05 am

Hi John. I just tried out AP, and I'm afraid I'm lost. Here's what I am after.

The original permalink setup was /%postname%/

The new setup will be /%category%/%postname%/

I set up the new permalink structure and got 404 errors - to be expected

I modified the migration value to be /%postname%/ thinking that was all I had to do to get the redirection. Is that incorrect? I still got 404 errors. Do I have to specify the old and the new values in migration?

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Nicole Brooke :

Apr 7, 2008 3:25 am

Hi there,
Im not quite sure what my problem is.
I have a site where I have a page which uses the url http://www.europeholidayaccommodation.co.uk/england/

I then want my post sub-categories to fall from this url.. eg:

http://www.europeholidayaccommodation.co.uk/england/attractions-england/

This gives me a 404 error.

I can only see the posts if i view the post, not the category/subcategory that they belong to. http://www.europeholidayaccommodation.co.uk/england/attractions-england/england-attractions

is there a way around this??