Between WordPress 1.x and 2.x there was a big change to the way rewrite rules are handled.
In the old days, everything got written out to a .htaccess file. Every condition, every form of permalink could be found there, and I had some comfort knowing I could see and mess with it all. I was a [...]
Posted April 16, 2006 by Casey
Categories: Technology. Tags: $wp_query, $_REQUEST, .htaccess, apache, apache rewrite, rewrite rules, wordpress, wpopac. 2 Comments.
I do a lot of web development on my laptop. I’ve got Apache and PHP there, so it’s really convenient, but I usually move projects off to other server before I get around to wanting to mess with mod_rewrite. Not so, recently, but I ran into a big stumbling block when I discovered OS X’s [...]
Posted August 30, 2005 by Casey
Categories: Technology. Tags: .htaccess, apache, apache http server, apache web server, docs, enabling .htaccess files, httpd.conf, mac, mac os X, mod_rewrite, os x, richard rutter. 3 Comments.
