Apologies for the huge delay in getting back to you.

This isn’t something I’ve tried, although I don’t imagine this rewrite.script file should cause any problems to that.

You should be able to upload the rewrite.script file to the root of the directory, and test. If it has any adverse affect, just remove the file again and it wont affect anything.

Any doubt, have a word with your host before you do anything

Thanks for sharing this info.

Would this work on a subdomain ‘acting’ as a subdirectory?

I’ve got my main domain pointing out to another host and want to host my blog on blog.folkeandersen.com (or http://www.folkeandersen.com/blog/) and it didn’t seem to work for me.

I’ve already got one re-write rule (not as a script) loaded directly via my console which is there to make the subdomain work as a subdirectory. Can I have two re-write rules work without conflict?

Zeus seems to be a bit of a headache when it comes to permalinks and WordPress?

Any input would be appreciated…

Thanks,
Thomas

I am working on a solution for WPMU, with a colleague. One of my hosting companies have said it won’t work on a Zeus server, however I’m too stubborn to accept that.

Things are crazy right now, so it may be a week or two until I post something WPMU related, but try back.

Warren

ive deleted my htaccess file and uploaded a rewrite.script with the code from the top of this page but my permalink settings are still putting the index.php before my links thus throwing my buddypress links out.

Where am i goin wrong?

Keep up the good work

You can make one yourself, open a new notepad/wordpad document, paste the code and save it with the name rewrite.script – then upload the file to the root of your domain

Any problems, give me a rah!!

Where would i find my rewrite.script file? can i make one up myself? is it a .txt file?