• Resolved aurelienpierre

    (@aurelienpierre)


    Hi,

    Since the latest update, the plugin breaks some pages permalinks (legit pages lead to 404 error). Posts and custom posts are not affected. The problem disappears when disabling PHMM.

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  • Plugin Author M.Sc. Denis Golovin

    (@denis_golovin)

    Hi,

    which links are broken specifically? Only some pages or all? How do the URLs look which are broken?
    There is most likely a collision with something else (plugin theme).

    Thread Starter aurelienpierre

    (@aurelienpierre)

    Hi,

    The pages concerned are WP built-in page post-type, but not all. They lead to the theme 404.php page. I didn’t let the plugin activated since I’m on a website in production.

    I use a /%postname%/ permalink structure. The plugin list is :

    Contact Form 7 by Takayuki Miyoshi – 4.7
    Give – Extension de don by WordImpress – 1.8.6
    GoogleGraph by Jordan Vrtanoski – 0.4.2.1
    Leaky Paywall by zeen101 Development Team – 4.6.1
    OneSignal Push Notifications by OneSignal – 1.14.1
    Photographers galleries by Aurélien PIERRE – 0.4.2
    PixProof by PixelGrade – 1.2.4
    Table of Contents Plus by Michael Tran – 1601
    Transposh Translation Filter by Team Transposh – 0.9.9.1
    wBounce by Kevin Weber – 1.6.3
    Woocommerce Gallery by Aurélien PIERRE – 0.1
    WooCommerce PayPal Express Checkout Gateway by WooCommerce – 1.2.0
    WooCommerce by Automattic – 3.0.2
    WP eMember by Tips and Tricks HQ – v9.0.9
    MailPoet Newsletters by MailPoet – 2.7.8
    YITH Essential Kit for WooCommerce #1 by YIThemes – 1.4.4
    YITH WooCommerce Bulk Product Editing Premium by YITHEMES – 1.2.1

    Plugin Author M.Sc. Denis Golovin

    (@denis_golovin)

    Ok, thank you. PHMM only registers the URLs /client/*
    If you have posts or pages which claims this prefix, it could explain the described behavior. Do you remember which URLs were broken and do they match the pattern?

    Thread Starter aurelienpierre

    (@aurelienpierre)

    Ok that’s it, I already have a “client” page which is the parent of all the faulty pages.

    Plugin Author M.Sc. Denis Golovin

    (@denis_golovin)

    Closed

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