Hi,

this is a really newbie question, but I don't figure out how to do it here...

The problem is I created a category on K2, with 2 posts inside it. Now I wish to do a link pointing directly to every post, and I don't figure out how to get these paths.

On the old times, when I didn't use K2, the method I used to use was create a temporal menu item pointing to the post, get the link to the post, and then delete the menu item,

But now I tried the same with k2, and I found that when I delete the menu item I can't access to the posts...

Thank you for your help.

Hi!

I really will appreciate any help with this problem.... Thank you! ;)

Try unpublishing the menu item , not deleting it

Thank you, but it doesn't works. I got a 404 error after unpublish the menu.

I bet this is a sef problem.. turn sef off and see if you get the same 404
If that doesnt work, and you care to email me access to the site i will take a look when time permits

oh, no. I'm not using sef at all, because i'm testing on localhost.
But I also have an online site. So, I sent you an email with credentials for login, and some data to find the menus.

Thank you!

Hello,

were you be able to see the site and fix the problem?

Thank you!

I do not see your email, please resend

I did it a few hours ago (please, check your spam folder).

I was doing some tests, and what I found is I can't open an article using its url if this article isn't published on one of the menu's of the main menu.
Because I create a new menu, and then assigned the article to it. Even when this new menu is published (although it is not showed on frontpage, because I don't know how to do it) I got a 404 error when I try to see the article using its url.

thank you for your help.

Thank you for all your help, but finally I found a solution to this problem, by creating a new menu and assigned the article to it. Then I copy/paste the link to the article that is inside the article's item menu parameter.