permalink clash postname and post_id

[Viitoria]

When %postname% and %post_id% are defined in the permalink url, content fails to show up on the permalinked page. They refuse to work together.

[markjaquith]

Verified in WordPress 1.6

/%postname%/%post_id%/ doesn't work, but /%post_id%/%postname%/ does.

This likely has to do with the fact that a post like /post-name/11/ looks like the 11th page of /post-name/

[markjaquith]

We might have to just list what rewrite structures we're going to accept and which ones we won't (or can't, without making the code extremely complex.)

Reminder to self: create checkboxes of common, supported rewrite structures on Options => Permalinks and call the user-supplied permalink structure box "Custom (Advanced User s Only)" with a link to a Codex page discussing which structures will work and which won't.

[markjaquith]

Okay, Matt checked in a change that lists two commonly used permalink schemes (as bullets).

Next: create codex page discussing which permalink structures work, and which ones don't.

[rob1n]

I don't see how we can fix this, short of hacking a bit of code up. /postname/id doesn't really make sense, anyways...

[johnbillion]

Closing as worksforme. %postname% and %post_id% can be used together in the permalink structure. Tested on Apache and IIS with no problems.