Hi there

Brilliant theme and by far the most configurable at wordpress.org! My mate is very pleased with the website I've just put together for him.

URL: http://www.ashleytempestengineering.com/

My problem: when I type in a non-existent url I get the 404 page but I also get a lot of what looks like php, css and html. Have a look at http://www.ashleytempestengineering.com/id2.html and you'll see what I mean.

If I set my permalinks to 'default' I get the standard browser '404 page not found' message.

When I set my permalinks to Month and name (/%year%/%monthnum%/%postname%/) I get the page showing the script as above.

I'm using Linux at the UK Fasthosts if that is any indication. I'm a bit stuck with what to do so if anyone can offer a suggestion I'd be very grateful.

Cheers

Something is causing the top part of the page to not be generated. Adding the missing code taken from the source of your main page, does give the expected

Not Found
Sorry, but you are looking for something that isn't here.

First thing to figure out is if this is a Atahualpa issue or WordPress issue. Try changing to the default theme and link to a bad page, what happens?

If the problem shows up, try reinstalling the WordPress source code
If it doesn't show up, reinstall the Atahualpa theme and see if that fixes it.

Thanks for replying juggledad.

I swapped to the default theme and on requesting a non-existent page I get the standard browser 'page not found' so all seems to be working ok with Wordpress.

I then deleted the atahualpa 3.3.3 theme and uploaded V3.2. The problem still persists for me with V3.2 so I uploaded V3.3.3 again.

I uploaded atualpha V3.3.3 to another wordpress blog I have that is hosted by another hosting company. The 404 error page and permalinks work fine on that wordpress install.

Could this problem be pointing towards my hosting?

it does seem that way.Do you know what version of PHP the host is running? An easy way to check is to install the wp-security plugin (http://semperfiwebdesign.com/custom-...security-scan/). then copy and paste here the System Information Scan. People have had some 'interesting' issues when running PHP 4.x

System Information Scan
Operating System : Linux
Server : Apache/1.3.41
Memory usage : 14.54 MByte
MYSQL Version : 5.0.45
SQL Mode : MYSQL40,HIGH_NOT_PRECEDENCE
PHP Version : 5.2.6
PHP Safe Mode : Off
PHP Allow URL fopen : On
PHP Memory Limit : 32M
PHP Max Upload Size : 20M
PHP Max Post Size : 8M
PHP Max Script Execute Time : 30s
PHP Exif support : Yes ( V1.4 )
PHP IPTC support : Yes
PHP XML support : Yes

It all looks up to date, or at least within specs for WP :\

Quick reply! - Since the cutoff code is at the end of the code generation for the Recent_comments widget, would ou remove that widget and see what happens?