You also need to change the access parameters to use an absolute url. Make the change in the blogs tab.

C|ever,

I believe the skins issue is a result of [url=http://forums.b2evolution.net/viewtopic.php?t=6422]this reported bug[/url]

-stk :D

personman, yes, that's setup as such.

stk, that solved some of my problems. Any ideas on this issue:

http://tenebre.johnnaked.com/blog.php/2005/12/20/friends (a valid permalink)

will take you to the same post as

http://tenebre.johnnaked.com/blog.php/2005/12/20/11-02 (a valid permalink)

Also, http://tenebre.johnnaked.com/blog.php/2005/12/20/thisshouldntwork (an invalid link) will take you to the same post.

c|ever,

Interesting. Something similar happens on my Phoenix install when I jam in a bunch of extra stuff. It appears to be "resolving what it can" and then shoving that at the browser, but imo ... it should be yielding a 404.

I'll have a play with my old Dawn install later, but fer now ... i'd say this is a extra-path bug, at first glance.

-stk

C|ever,

I just checked an old Dawn installation and it appears that the extra path does the same thing there, so it's not Phoenix-specific.

Example:

http://randsco.com/blogD/index.php/2005/11/ -> Pulls up Entries for November 2005

but so does

http://randsco.com/blogD/index.php/2005/11/blah/com/test.php

in fact, i would think that as long as the "http://randsco.com/blogD/index.php/2005/11/ is in there ... it doesn't much matter what comes after ... it's going to resolve what it can (Entries for Nov 2005) and (ignore?) the rest.

Feature or bug? I would think that anything OTHER than http://randsco.com/blogD/index.php/2005/11/ should yield a 404 error, but that's just me. Maybe it's better this way? Dunno.

Does seem to be the behavior though and I've never noticed.

Hope this helps.

-stk

stk,

The issue for me is that permalinks aren't working when you use subdomains, so I can't link to individual posts. Sorry if I didn't really illustrate that.

http://tenebre.johnnaked.com/blog.php (I've made the post titles permalinks for now) Try clickin' on one. :(

c|ever,

ah ... now i understand the problem. Don't have a fix, but at least understand.

Are you on a windows server or linux?

Try unchecking the extra-path option in settings ... see if that makes a difference.

Dunno what else to suggest off the top of my head.

-stk

Any more ideas? :D

(btw. thanks for all your guys' help already.)

oh...

linux server...

(it's like... the sneakiest bump ever.)