WordPress URL Rewrite

Have you ever tried to use Permalinks with WordPress running on an IIS server? What a pain. I created this ISAPI filter for IIS specifically to provide URL Rewriting for WordPress, without having to install and configure a full URL rewriting software package. This ISAPI filter allows you to create Permalinks that don’t suck, and it lets you do it very easily, with almost no configuration required. I have been using WordPress URL Rewrite on this site for a while now, and I feel that it is ready to be shared with everyone. Let me ease your pain!

Full installation instructions are included with the Download (below)

Key Features:

Can run with multiple WordPress installations in an IIS Web Site (for example: / and /MyBlog/)
Has a configurable path Exceptions list (for example: defining /Forum as an exception would prevent any pages in this folder from being re-written)
Works with IIS 5.0, 5.1 and 6.0
Works with WordPress 2.0 or higher
Easy to setup, easy to maintain

Download

WordPress URL Rewrite v1.0 for 32bit Windows (x86) (1.7 MB)
WordPress URL Rewrite v1.0 for 64bit Windows (x64) (2.3 MB)

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Each download comes with the required C++ 2008 Redistributable which must be installed before using WordPress URL Rewrite.

Do you need some help?
Check out the Support Forum to find the answers that you need.

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Example Configuration File (WordPressURLRewrite.ini)
#Paths to Rewrite
/
#Path Exceptions
/wp-admin
/wp-content
/Forum

The #Paths to Rewrite section defines all the WordPress installations you want to provide rewriting for. By default just the root is defined (”/”), but you can add more by defining them (”/Blog/” or “/MyBlog/”). Define as many as you want.
The #Path Exceptions section defines all the folders you want this filter to ignore. For example, defining “/Forum” will prevent WordPress URL Rewrite from rewriting any pages under this folder. This is very helpful if you have other web applications installed (like an image gallery, a discussion forum or even the WordPress Admin area).