Steps to Remove the plugin

Hi @domantasgudeliauskas

Please check how many permalinks you have customized. You can check that from the PostType Permalinks and Taxonomy Permalinks page of the plugin.

When you remove the plugin, all of these URL will start throwing 404. You can avoid the 404 by adding a redirect against all of these URLs to the default WP URLs.

Please let me know if you have any other question.

Thanks and Regards,
Sami

Hi @sasiddiqui,

Just had a question related to your response here. Is there an easy way to get all of the default URLs(when not using the plugin) so we can make a document listing all of the 301 redirects needed?

I see you are keeping all the custom permalinks as postmeta. If we run a get_permalink on the post ID, would that return the default WP URLs? If not is there another query/code/way I can get the full default WP URL.

Thank you in advance!

Hi @kevinstalder

In case, you disabled the plugin then get_permalink() on the post ID will return you the default URL but in case the plugin is enabled then you can get the customized URL from this function.

Thanks & Regards,
Sami

@sasiddiqui Dear developer, can there be a method to save custom permalinks as standard? The linking plugins with custom permalinks do not work for me, and a lot of articles have already been created. Is there any way to write custom values to the database as standard?

Hi @todayer What do you mean by “custom permalinks as standard”?