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Never delete a section of code unless you know what it does

December 24th, 2007 by Rishabh Mishra

This is another obvious tip for programmers. However, this is another tip that I have experienced recently. A few weeks back, I deleted about five lines of code that WordPress wrote into my .htaccess file. For those of you that have had experience with modifying permalinks in WordPress, you will know that the for url-redirection are in there. All of a sudden, my links stop working.

I knew what was going on immediately, but I took a lot of time to fix it as I was working on several other projects at the time. I am happy to say that today I finally fixed the problem.

Merry Christmas. :D


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