Hi @ivandelajara
When i try to create a new post, autogenetarion of slug is broken
What do you mean by that? Does it not create a permalink or it’s creating a wrong one?
“regenerate permalink” works according to your permalinks settings. So, it has dependency on your settings defined on Plugin Settings Page.
Sorry but i am not able to understand your issues. If you provide some details with screenshots then it will be helpful for me to assist you further.
Regards,
Sami
What do you mean by that? Does it not create a permalink or it’s creating a wrong one?
Creating a post or page, creates a wrong one.
“regenerate permalink” works according to your permalinks settings. So, it has dependency on your settings defined on Plugin Settings Page.
When i create a post in Gutenberg or the old editor doesnt create a permalink based in the article title and predefined configuration (%category%/%postname%/ for post, %postname%/ for pages, %postname%/ for my post type).
it generates an automated one called “automatic draft” and if i press the “regenerate” button, nothing changes. It uses the same wrong “temporal” one. Always do the same in every new post.
http://www.site.com/my-category/automated-draft
http://www.site.com/my-category/automated-draft1
http://www.site.com/my-category/automated-draft2
It doesnt matter what i write in the article title
Sorry my bad english.
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it generates an automated one called “automatic draft” and if i press the “regenerate” button, nothing changes. It uses the same wrong “temporal” one. Always do the same in every new post.
@ivandelajara WordPress set the postname to “auto-draft” by default if you doesn’t add the title so, i suggest you to change the “%postname%” to “%title%” and then check the functionality.
Thanks,
Sami
I did read that using “%title%” will change the slug if i change the title… But i will try.
@ivandelajara What’s the update on this issue?
It was not enough. For now, i needed to use another plugin called “Regenerate Post Slug on Save”. It solves the problem but i get the same problem as using %title% (if it should works, thing it doesn’t)
I think it’s something related to the “heartbeat” system. The first time that the post is stored it haven’t got a name-slug and then the plugin uses that “empty slug” that is actually converted to “empty-draft” by wordpress, so in fact the slug is “never empty”.
Regenerate button doesn’t works in my case.
So… The problem is: The plugin is storing the wrong slug.
@ivandelajara Are you still using this plugin so, i’ll try to do something for that otherwise i’ll close this thread.
Thanks,
Sami
Yes i still use it. i installed the other plugin meanwhile this one is updated. Hope to be able to uninstall that one in the future.
I think i can be somethign related to deprecation of functions or something like that…
I have exactly the same problem. When I’m creating a new post (with Permalinks Customizer plugin active), the post slug is saved like “automatically-created-concept” instead text entered in post title.
Situation is the same with Gutenberg or Classic editor. When is your plugin disabled, everything works good – slug is made from text entered in “title”.
Second bug: slug for every new page is saved like “uncategorized/page-title” which is weird because I hadn’t even set rewrite rule for pages.
Plugin itself is excelent (it’s fast!) for me, except this bugs which make it unusable.
I finished using his other plugin called “Custom Permalinks” and configuring post by hand.
Meanwhile i thought that it could be a conflict between the Redirect plugin or Yoast becasue those plugins generate slugs too…
