Pagination link on home page ("Older Entries") is broken
 

We're using Ata 3.5.1 on Wordpress 2.9.0. At the bottom of the posts on the home page of the website (www.maplegroveunitedchurch.org) the Older Entries link is broken.

This is what the href says: "http://www.maplegroveunitedchurch.org/index.php/Index.php/page/2" -- note that second "Index.php", with its odd uppercase I. Where is that coming from?

Needless to say, all we get when we click on this is a "cannot be found" error message.

Any help fixing this would be greatly appreciated!!

What happens if you switch to the default permalinks?

Well, the default permalink structure (?p=123) allows the pagination to work. But I have two issues with that: First, the "pretty" permalink structure works fine on all other navigation on the site -- posts, pages, etc. and therefore I think the pagination link ought to be fixable as a "prettified" link to work as well. And second, the default permalinks are not SEO friendly, which is why we went to the non-default structure, and seem to have good results with everything but the pagination from the home page.

We are hosted on an IIS platform, which I know makes this problematic, but I can't help but feeling there should be a way to fix the insertion of that second "Index.php" in code. I can handle coding PHP, I just need to know where to look inside the ATA files for the code to revise.

What is your custom permalink?

Atahualpa is just calling the wordpress function next_posts_link() which...
so atahualpa doesn't do anything to the link, it is all wordpress and the htaccess file and the rewrite rules.

you may want to take a look at http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Per...ut_mod_rewrite

The custom permalink was:
/index.php/%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/
and then we changed it to:
/index.php/%postname% to see if that would help (didn't).

Which is not the way the way the pagination link is output to the browser anyway, which is "(domainname)/index.php/Index.php/page/2". Two "index.php"s in a row, and the second one given an uppercase I for some reason. Weird.

So it looks from the link you suggested for me to check out is that I am going to have get my webhost to install an IIS module for allowing pretty permalinks.

I will try that. Thanks for the replies so far.