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Fancy URL returns 404 error - Curistofa - 2014-01-18 Hi, I'm running a site on GetSimple 3.2.3 I'm trying to change my permalink structure to '%parent%/%slug%/', but when I do, each page just takes me to a 404 error page. I have mod_rewrite enabled, and am using the latest apache. I'm assuming it's something wrong in my htacess, but I have no idea as to what it is. Here's my htaccess if it helps Code: AddDefaultCharset UTF-8 Here's my site, if it helps Oh and I have looked through a lot of earlier posts about this issue, but I havent had any luck RE: Fancy URL returns 404 error - shawn_a - 2014-01-18 That permalink sounds like the default structure, what happens when you leave it empty? Try removing the blog stuff. RE: Fancy URL returns 404 error - Curistofa - 2014-01-18 (2014-01-18, 13:20:07)shawn_a Wrote: That permalink sounds like the default structure, what happens when you leave it empty?I think the default one was the one that makes it index.php?=PAGENAME, while I want it to be /parent/pagename. I just changed the permalink to empty, and it doesn't appear to have changed anything (unless it's taking a while to update) And I removed the blog stuff, still not working. RE: Fancy URL returns 404 error - shawn_a - 2014-01-18 Does your health check say mod rewrite is on ? Do you know if it even works ? RE: Fancy URL returns 404 error - Curistofa - 2014-01-18 (2014-01-18, 14:48:04)shawn_a Wrote: Does your health check say mod rewrite is on ? Yep, mod rewrite is defintely on, I'm running on a vps so I enabled it. And everything in health check is working. And the pages exist, if that's what your asking. Going to index.php?=pagename still loads the page. EDIT: Nevermind, fixed. Turns out my .htaccess file wasn't being executed. I had to add 'AllowOverride All' to default in apache. Thanks to Carlos for the save! |