You know, after a previous discussion ( http://board.s9y.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=16808&p=95875#p95875 ) I thought I had turned URL rewriting off for good, but when I went and checked it, sure enough, it was in fact turned on again. If I turn it off, both the old and new static pages appear as ...

Hi Garvin,

Thanks for the tip, I think I can fix it now.

The fallback URL option doesn't work either, it returns a page that just says "No entries to print."

When I compare the entries in the db, the only difference seems to be that with all the old ones, the permalink field format follows the ...

I just went in and checked for plugin upgrades, as I do from time to time, and noticed there was one available for the Static Pages plugin. I went ahead and clicked on it to upgrade, which it did successfully without producing any errors. The new version is 3.78 (I didn't notice what the old one was ...

Hi Garvin,

Awesome, thanks. I was just using the path to the subdirectory (http://site/subdirectory/), relying on the index.htm file to pop up by default. If I put in the full path to the file (http://site/subdirectory/index.htm) it comes right up. That's with mod_rewrite and the .htaccess file ...

I am having an issue where sub-directories are redirecting to the blog page. I found the suggestion in the FAQ to use a .htaccess file in the sub-directory with "rewriteengine Off" to correct this, but that did not work. I dug into the issue further and found this thread:

http://board.s9y.org ...

Hoping someone can give me a quick pointer on this... I am in the process of switching hosting providers and would like to migrate my existing Serendipity (v1.0-beta) entries to a new installation of Serendipity (v1.3.1) on the new host. I understand that the recommended method of doing this is to ...