thinkspace says
17 years ago
dropping the "index.php?p=123" out of the URL string was a pain in the ass.
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banane says
17 years ago
what do you mean?
thinkspace says
17 years ago
using wordpress 2.6 + IIS 6.0 + php creates these horrible urls/permalinks that look like
thinkspace says
17 years ago
domainname/index.php?p=1... instead of "domainname/blog/postname". it's better SEO to have the subject of the blog post
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thinkspace says
17 years ago
as a part of the URL.
thinkspace says
17 years ago
instead of using ?p=123
thinkspace says
17 years ago
google likes it more
thinkspace says
17 years ago
so that being said, i've spent hours with a friend working a ISAPI tweak to get it to work.
banane says
17 years ago
oh there's a setting flag in WP that you can use to change, but hten you lose anyone linking to the old naming convention
thinkspace says
17 years ago
that true there's a setting in WP, but with the release of 2.6 it seemed to cause lots of problems
thinkspace says
17 years ago
with permalinks where the hosting server is not running Apache.
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