resolvedI'm using Angular for a while and just notice that permalink seem to be broken. Doesn't work from the wordpress admin as well. All the portfolio items content is displayed in the portfolio section.
Broken permalink http://gridspace.ca/portfolio-item/jean-paul-gaultier/
Any ideas ?
Regards,
Ismael
Moderator
Hi,
Try to change the permalink structure back to default and save it. Check if the permalinks update and if it works. Then try to use this permalink custom structure: /%category%/%postname%/ . Then try to check if it works.
Hope it helps. :)
Best Regards,
Ismael
Hi Ismael,
I did several tests and it sounds that something's wrong with the theme.
I reset the structure to default and applied the structure /%category%/%postname%/ and my post still result of a page not found:
http://gridspace.ca/portfolio-item/cn-star-trek/
What I found weird is that adress work: http://gridspace.ca/portfolio-item/cn-star-trek/?portfolio=cn-star-trek
Maybe it would be helpful if I give you access to my WP ?
Drop me a line info:gridspace.ca
Thanks in advance!
Devin
Moderator
Hi Gridspace,
If I understand correctly, the default permalinks work correctly but custom ones do not. If that is the case, it is not theme related. You can try to flush the settings by hitting the default setting and saving multiple times followed by selecting a new permalink structure you would like and saving once again.
You can see the wordpress requirements and troubleshooting here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Permalinks#Using_.22Pretty.22_permalinks
If you'd like to double check that its server related and not theme related, change the them to the default wordpress theme and try changing your settings and testing again.
Regards,
Devin
Ha! Looks like "Reset all options" and saving (I did it three times) and then changing permalink options bring the permalinks back! It's quite strange, I've never seen this happen before...
Even stranger is that if I edit any theme settings, the 404 problem with pages returns. So, this is not a fix.
A kind of a fix is to:
1. edit theme settings
2. go to Settings > Permalinks and change settings a couple of times
@Dude
I did what you said many times and it is still broken. Also noticed that problem occurred since I updated the them. Only default permalink structure work.
Only Portfolio Items are affected by this problem. Blog posts work perfectly.
Could you please do your best efforts solving this major issue ?
Regards
Devin
Moderator
Hi Gridspace,
In your theme options, go to the Portfolio tab. Where it says "Enter a page slug that should be used for your portfolio single items" make sure the text you put there does not conflict with any other slug name on the site. So if you have it as portfolio but you also have a page named portfolio, it will not work.
Regards,
Devin
Thanks for your time Devin but, unfortunately, I tried everything mentioned yet and I'm still stuck with page not found post.
I experience this problem since I updated the them on the second week following launch.
I'm stuck and this a major bug.
Thanks for your help!
Devin
Moderator
Do you have a link to your site where its having the issue? Is it happening with default permalinks set as well?
It could be any number of issues thats causing it and it could be unrelated to the theme as well so the more we know specifically about your site and the issue that is happening the more likely we are to find a fix.
@Devin Please read the previous posts
my Website http://www.gridspace.ca
Only the portfolio section is affected by this issue (work section)
The wordpress blog work perfectly
I'm pretty sure it is related to the them.
Thanks for your help!
Christian
Devin
Moderator
Can you try going into the theme options> Portfolio and changing the page slug for the portfolio from "portfolio-item" to something else and then saving?
Could also try updating the theme to the most recent 1.2 release as it has some backend/framework updates that might help.
rckmnx
Member
This looks like you are running on a webserver plataform that doesn't have .htaccess support, like ngnix. If you do, you will have to convert your .htaccess file into a configuration file used by ngnix.
Ngnix is much faster than apache, but it has its issues.
Edit:
I use this site to convert. Its beta, but works well
http://www.anilcetin.com/convert-apache-htaccess-to-nginx/
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