Sean Clarke
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Wordpress Custom Posts Types do not work in Internet Explorer - 404 Shown
I've created a custom post type in Wordpress and all seems to be working fine.
Everything is perfect in Firefox
However in Internet Explorer, Chrome and Safari - I get a 404 page instead.
Try this link in FF and then in IE - http://www.financeforindustry.org/event/southern-manufacturing-2014/
You get different results....
I've trawled every forum looking for a solution for this, but cannot resolve it.
Code is attached...
custom-post-type.php
Everything is perfect in Firefox
However in Internet Explorer, Chrome and Safari - I get a 404 page instead.
Try this link in FF and then in IE - http://www.financeforindustry.org/event/southern-manufacturing-2014/
You get different results....
I've trawled every forum looking for a solution for this, but cannot resolve it.
Code is attached...
custom-post-type.php
Does the custom post type have its own template in the theme or are you using single.php?
ASKER
It does have it's own template file.
We've removed that - no change
We've removed single.php - no change
- This then just give us the standard "No Posts" message from index.php
We've removed that - no change
We've removed single.php - no change
- This then just give us the standard "No Posts" message from index.php
Damnit. So much for the easy fix.
Okay, I'll try to test from here in IE and see if the console gives me something. If not, will load your code on a test site...
Okay, I'll try to test from here in IE and see if the console gives me something. If not, will load your code on a test site...
Actually, I get Page Not Found on all browsers now. Did you change something?
ASKER
Jason, it's all back to not working again now - was trying a different permalink settings.
Currently set to /%category%/%postname%/
So still not working in IE but fine in Firefox
Also noticed it doesn't work on Chrome nor Safari
So - What does Firefox do to my page code that the other browsers do not (or vice versa)
Currently set to /%category%/%postname%/
So still not working in IE but fine in Firefox
Also noticed it doesn't work on Chrome nor Safari
So - What does Firefox do to my page code that the other browsers do not (or vice versa)
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never really fixed this