Comments on: Tags, Part Deuce http://deanhatescoffee.com/posts/tags-part-deuce Mon, 06 Feb 2012 13:45:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: South-Dakota radio http://deanhatescoffee.com/posts/tags-part-deuce#comment-4087 South-Dakota radio Thu, 09 Sep 2010 10:07:36 +0000 http://deanhatescoffee.com/posts/tags-part-deuce/#comment-4087 There are many resource sites listed in Wordpress Goldmine that help you find content to post on your blog, and trust me, once you start researching around any topic long enough, you will have enough useful knowledge to tell interested visitors, and eventually make money from them when you recommend products to them There are many resource sites listed in WordPress Goldmine that help you find content to post on your blog, and trust me, once you start researching around any topic long enough, you will have enough useful knowledge to tell interested visitors, and eventually make money from them when you recommend products to them

]]> By: Nathan http://deanhatescoffee.com/posts/tags-part-deuce#comment-311 Nathan Tue, 25 Jul 2006 07:30:09 +0000 http://deanhatescoffee.com/posts/tags-part-deuce/#comment-311 Big up to Christine and the WordPress people who did the real heavy lifting. The above fix resolves the problem wherein WordPress is configured with permalinks whose first component is alphanumeric (e.g. /%category%/%postname%/). In these cases, WordPress' internal rewriter intercepts the URL and tries to interpret "tag" (e.g. http://site/tag/name) as a category, and throws a 404 unless there happens to exist the post "name" in the "tag" category. Other workarounds may include somehow prioritizing UTW, or $use_verbose_rules, but I don't like the lengthy .htaccess that it creates. Big up to Christine and the WordPress people who did the real heavy lifting.

The above fix resolves the problem wherein WordPress is configured with permalinks whose first component is alphanumeric (e.g. /%category%/%postname%/). In these cases, WordPress’ internal rewriter intercepts the URL and tries to interpret “tag” (e.g. http://site/tag/name) as a category, and throws a 404 unless there happens to exist the post “name” in the “tag” category.

Other workarounds may include somehow prioritizing UTW, or $use_verbose_rules, but I don’t like the lengthy .htaccess that it creates.

]]> By: Dave http://deanhatescoffee.com/posts/tags-part-deuce#comment-310 Dave Mon, 24 Jul 2006 09:34:56 +0000 http://deanhatescoffee.com/posts/tags-part-deuce/#comment-310 I'm going to have to look into all this wordpress hocus pocus at some point. I feel very backward not knowing about it! It might be an idea to create something similar for the MS .NET Framework if it hasn't already been done. All your talk of tags has made me think about seeing if I can get something similar running on my site. I’m going to have to look into all this wordpress hocus pocus at some point. I feel very backward not knowing about it! It might be an idea to create something similar for the MS .NET Framework if it hasn’t already been done.

All your talk of tags has made me think about seeing if I can get something similar running on my site.

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