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Go to Settings&gt;Permalinks and set the settings to default. Then update. Even if it is set to default you may need to click save to update the permalink structure. <br />
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Second thing to try would be to check your url in the Settings&gt;General area. Make sure the site URL reflects the sub-folder.
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Go to Settings>Permalinks and set the settings to default. Then update. Even if it is set to default you may need to click save to update the permalink structure.

Second thing to try would be to check your url in the Settings>General area. Make sure the site URL reflects the sub-folder.

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I always use Linux servers so I am not as familiar with IIS as with Linux. I know from working with a client about a year a go it is possible. I just don't remember exactly how I did it. Here is a link to a site that explains how to permanently re-direct with IIS server. It isn't the same way I did, but sounds like it will work:<br />
<a href="http://www.barrywise.com/2008/10/seo-canonical-urls-and-301-redirects-in-windows-iis-6-iis-7/" rel="ugc">http://www.barrywise.com/2008/10/seo-canonical-urls-and-301-redirects-in-windows-iis-6-iis-7/</a><br />

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I always use Linux servers so I am not as familiar with IIS as with Linux. I know from working with a client about a year a go it is possible. I just don't remember exactly how I did it. Here is a link to a site that explains how to permanently re-direct with IIS server. It isn't the same way I did, but sounds like it will work:
http://www.barrywise.com/2008/10/seo-canonical-urls-and-301-redirects-in-windows-iis-6-iis-7/ [http://www.barrywise.com/2008/10/seo-canonical-urls-and-301-redirects-in-windows-iis-6-iis-7/]


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It was the only working solution I could find to fixing IIS and wordpress redirect issue.
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It was the only working solution I could find to fixing IIS and wordpress redirect issue.

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I've intalled wordpress to mydomain.com/blog/<br />
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I'm able to log in, but when I go to view any page/post I get a redirect error saying that the loop will never complete<br />
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I'm currently running asp on the main site.<br />
The IIS site documents are listed in order as index.asp then index.php.<br />
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I've intalled wordpress to mydomain.com/blog/

I'm able to log in, but when I go to view any page/post I get a redirect error saying that the loop will never complete

I'm currently running asp on the main site.
The IIS site documents are listed in order as index.asp then index.php.



Wordpress sub directory install error

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