Today I upgraded my WSN Links from version 3.3.2 to 3.4.2.
I believe I followed the update instructions correctly.
The directory displays, as to the Categories and sub categories from the home page. But clicking on either a category or sub-category just results in a "Page Can Not Be Found" error message.
I can log into the admin panel. Doing so reveals that the links, categories, and sub categories are all present and can be seen in the admin panel.
I had run the upgrade.php, which seemed to go smoothly. I have also run the regeneration of everything. But nothing has helped. The link checker works. Its just that the pages won't display.
Any help is greatly appreciated since I don't have a clue of what to try next.
Make sure you set your rewrite base value in the htaccess or you'll still get errors whenever you leave off a trailing slash. For that location, it's probably RewriteBase /directory/
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Today I upgraded my WSN Links from version 3.3.2 to 3.4.2.
I believe I followed the update instructions correctly.
The directory displays, as to the Categories and sub categories from the home page. But clicking on either a category or sub-category just results in a "Page Can Not Be Found" error message.
I can log into the admin panel. Doing so reveals that the links, categories, and sub categories are all present and can be seen in the admin panel.
I had run the upgrade.php, which seemed to go smoothly. I have also run the regeneration of everything. But nothing has helped. The link checker works. Its just that the pages won't display.
Any help is greatly appreciated since I don't have a clue of what to try next.
http://www.eddie-studios.com/directory/index.php
Thanks
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One little error corrected solved the problem. When the new version was installed I neglected to rename htaccess.txt to .htaccess. That did the trick.
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Make sure you set your rewrite base value in the htaccess or you'll still get errors whenever you leave off a trailing slash. For that location, it's probably RewriteBase /directory/
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Thank you Paul.