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CadenGrant said
Default works fine but I need my users to be able to use any permalink structure that they want so I need another solution =/
are they changing the htaccess when they change the permalink’s?
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No I don’t think so. I don’t think that’s possible. I went into my functions.php and deleted all the admin files that I’m including (out of like 15) and now it’s working just fine – so now I know it’s one of the scripts/files that I’m including in my functions.php… now I just need to narrow it down and find the exact file causing the problem.
Although it’s weird because I’ve used all the same files in all of my themes.. but oh well I’ll just be glad to have it fixed.
Edit: Apparently the slider custom post type I had created was causing the problem some how =/
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Yep I created a “products” custom post type which caused issues. Not sure how it resolved itself, but it’s not happening any more. The “default” permalink structure threw 404 errors but a custom one worked fine.
Something about trying to access the custom post type maybe.
Not sure if I changed some code to fix that or if a wordpress upgrade fixed the issue.
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dtbaker said
Yep I created a “products” custom post type which caused issues. Not sure how it resolved itself, but it’s not happening any more. The “default” permalink structure threw 404 errors but a custom one worked fine.Something about trying to access the custom post type maybe.
Not sure if I changed some code to fix that or if a wordpress upgrade fixed the issue.
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