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/section/year/month/day/title & different permlink modes per section
Is there a reason this mode isn’t supported? I would love this permlink option.
Also if we could have different permlink modes per section.
IMO, I think that would top things off compared to WP
If I can’t get my section before those dated permlinks then all my prior WP posts i’ve imported will be dead links, and I’m not about use use sgb_url_handler, please.
One last thing would be an archive listing page married to sub structured url’s like /section/year/, /section/year/month/, etc..
Thank you for your time.
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Re: /section/year/month/day/title & different permlink modes per section
If you only wanted to avoid dead links Redirect or RedirectMatch rules in .htaccess will do the job.
Last edited by wet (2006-01-09 13:58:20)
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Re: /section/year/month/day/title & different permlink modes per section
Well that and my blog section is in /notebook/ rather than the default / where my txp is installed. So i’de really like to have the section name in the url to make things less complicated, or lacking rather.
So could rewrite be used to make my /2005/ links appear as /notebook/2005/ ?
Still I think the previous features suggested would be a great addition to Txp as a blogging tool.
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#4 2006-01-09 22:51:07
- nardo
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Re: /section/year/month/day/title & different permlink modes per section
> different permlink modes per section.
try mic_permlink and let us know how you go with these plugins in 4.0.3
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Re: /section/year/month/day/title & different permlink modes per section
> t1m wrote:
So could rewrite be used to make my /2005/ links appear as /notebook/2005/ ?
Yes. This line somewhere in .htaccess will do the trick:
Redirect permanent /2005/ http://www.example.com/notebook/2005/
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