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[Shazam]

Originally Posted by jabroni

Still not working. I tried it in the main folder as well as others and I also tried changing the permissions but still no luck with it. Just don't know why all the other links on the page(General,Writing,Reading,Discussion,Privacy,Mi scellaneous) all work perfectly and load within seconds but the permalinks takes about 5 minutes to load and all I get is the paragraph in my 1st post.

Go into cPanel and see if you can repair and optimize the database.

[jabroni]

Done. No change. I would think something on here has to work .

[Shazam]

Originally Posted by jabroni

Done. No change. I would think something on here has to work .

I've been using WordPress for two-and-a-half years and have never run into this sort of thing. I've run as many as 25 plugins at one time, and often use late betas on my main sites, including 2.7b3. As Denis can attest, rarely do I run into trouble with any of it. Occasionally there's a minor issue but easily resolved with a plugin or configuration.

I would suggest you try again to seek out some of the gurus at WordPress Blog Tool and Publishing Platform and see if they can assist.

[jabroni]

Thanks for all your help guys. I've been away from the computer for a few days but when I tried it today - IT WORKED ! I have no idea what was wrong, all I did today was log in to my /wp-admin/ and click on permalinks and the page loaded right away with all the options.

[Shazam]

Originally Posted by jabroni

Thanks for all your help guys. I've been away from the computer for a few days but when I tried it today - IT WORKED ! I have no idea what was wrong, all I did today was log in to my /wp-admin/ and click on permalinks and the page loaded right away with all the options.

It may be voodoo, or an occult phenomenon but we're glad it's working out for you.

[roger]

I have had this issue with WP (Wordpress) 2.6.3 and 2.6.5. In both cases I had to chmod .htaccess to 777 and then chmod it back to 644 after. In one unusual case (another WP blog) I had to remove the existing non-WP directives in the .htaccess file and then replace them below the WP directives.

[lnxcode]

Thanks for the Tip Roger! - that will help hopefully.

[nkkiegem123]

i am not familiar with this..