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I have looked over other peoples posts but I cant find anything to fix this specific error.

On my site, I have 2 CMS - one for the main site which is OS Commerce and I have Wordpress installed on the blog.

My blog page:

pmctelecom.co.uk/blog/

If you right click (on chrome) > inspect element > console it is returning 404 errors, and I think this is causing a lot of internal link issues.

I can see here: " https://www.pmctelecom.co.uk/PMC%20Telecom Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found)"

That this is the broken link. (https://www.pmctelecom.co.uk/PMC%20Telecom)

My .htaaccess has this line:

RewriteRule ^PMC%20Telecom$ / [L,R=301] this does not seem to redirect PMC%20Telecom to /home as expected, but I have other redirects that work fine in the htaccess file. Any ideas? I have seen somebody suggest use Wp-DBmanager, but if I put in FTP pass on any wp plug-in, it just simply dosn't take it.

Additionally it seems every other page on the site that directs to blog gets a 404 when they arrive - though the page loads fine.

can anyone please advise?

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  • Is your Wordpress installed in a folder called "blog" that is inside your OS Commerce directory? – nathangiesbrecht Sep 2 '15 at 14:56
  • @nathangiesbrecht yes it is – Steve Sep 2 '15 at 15:02
  • @nathanangiesbrecht It goes root>httpdocs> blog > in here lies wp admin etc - any ideas ? :) – Steve Sep 2 '15 at 15:05
  • I'm not sure why you need any rewrites at all. I work with basically an identical setup. I just dropped the WP install into htdocs/blog and everything was accessible from domain.com/blog If you need the re-write for some other reason, I think you'll need to escape the space instead of encoding it. ie. "PMC\ Telecom" per: stackoverflow.com/questions/410811/… – nathangiesbrecht Sep 2 '15 at 16:57
  • @nathangiesbrecht I need those for other reasons. Anyhow this is not good advise based on the above :) – Steve Sep 3 '15 at 8:26

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