Annoying WordPress Permalinks Error Since Server Move

Warning, highly techie post. All those looking for my usual touchy feely posts please move along now, nothing to see here. Just documenting a disaster of a Permalinks error on WordPress below, which I posted at the WordPress Forum. Posting it below again to document it, to help anyone who has to go through same and so I can keep a record of this sorta crap.

All my 2.1.3 wordpress sites, which had been around since wp 1.5, used to use the structure:

%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/

ever since a recent server host move, the sites have started to insist on the ff. structure:

/index.php/%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/

Appending the 'index.php' to all my URLs is a complete disaster as I use the Click Counter by Ozh plugin to count my most clicked links. These all now go to 404 pages. I really wanna keep using this as it has been recording my hits since forever.

I tried putting it back to without the index.php but it doesn't work out, resulting in errors.

PLease help!?

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2 Responses to Annoying WordPress Permalinks Error Since Server Move

  1. Clair says:

    Have you checked your permalinks structure and the .htaccess file that it needs? WP gives you the required .htaccess file which needs to be placed on the server...

  2. Pingback: Lefthandedlayup » Blog Archive » How I Fixed That Annoying Wordpress Permalinks Issue

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