Windows IIS 7.5 false static Chinese URL address 404 error

In the following article, the wordpress public iis7 to iis7.5 all use the tag Chinese url with the 404 error. Let's take a look at the solution to this problem.

After the space migration, 404 error is reported when accessing all the Chinese tag pages in the WordPress article. After a Google search, I found that IIS7.5 pseudo static URL_Rewrite does not support Chinese characters, finally, I found a solution in the IIS7 WordPress Chinese URL solution blog. I would like to thank the author of the original article for sharing the solution here, hoping to help my friends later ~

In the WordPress installation directory, create a "chineseurl. php" file with the following content:

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<? Php // IIS Mod-Rewrite If (isset ($ _ SERVER ['HTTP _ X_ORIGINAL_URL ']) { $ _ SERVER ['request _ URI '] = $ _ SERVER ['HTTP _ X_ORIGINAL_URL']; } // IIS Isapi_Rewrite Else if (isset ($ _ SERVER ['HTTP _ X_REWRITE_URL ']) { $ _ SERVER ['request _ URI '] = $ _ SERVER ['HTTP _ X_REWRITE_URL']; } Else { // Use ORIG_PATH_INFO if there is no PATH_INFO If (! Isset ($ _ SERVER ['path _ info']) & isset ($ _ SERVER ['orig _ PATH_INFO ']) $ _ SERVER ['path _ info'] = $ _ SERVER ['orig _ PATH_INFO ']; // Some IIS + PHP comprehensions puts the script-name in the path-info (No need to append it twice) If (isset ($ _ SERVER ['path _ info']) { If ($ _ SERVER ['path _ info'] = $ _ SERVER ['script _ name']) $ _ SERVER ['request _ URI '] = $ _ SERVER ['path _ info']; Else $ _ SERVER ['request _ URI '] = $ _ SERVER ['script _ name']. $ _ SERVER ['path _ info']; } // Append the query string if it exists and isn' t null If (isset ($ _ SERVER ['query _ string']) &! Empty ($ _ SERVER ['query _ string']) { $ _ SERVER ['request _ URI ']. = '? '. $ _ SERVER ['query _ string']; } } Require ("index. php "); ?>

Add a rule in web. config and place it at the top of the rule set:

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<Rule name = "ChineseURL" stopProcessing = "true"> <Match url = "/(tag | category)/(. *)"/> <Action type = "Rewrite" url = "chineseurl. php"/> </Rule>

The effect is as follows:

If WordPress is not installed in the root directory, you need to change "<match url =" ^ (tag | category )/(. *) $ "/>" is "<match url =" ^ installation directory/(tag | category )/(. *) $ "/> ". If you change the default tag prefix and category directory prefix (tag and category) in the fixed link settings, you can change the corresponding content in this sentence.