Cloning modifies original slug, should apply to clone

  • Cloning a page changes the original page slug, when it should be the clone that has a duplicate slug and therefore appended with an integer.

    For example if I clone the following page: website.com/section/page/
    the original is renamed website.com/section/page-2/ and the clone becomes website.com/section/page/

    The opposite should occur, as many will not realize the permalink to the original has been modified.

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  • Hello,

    I have almost the same issue with slugs.
    If I clone the page “website.com/section/page” ID=1
    I have this result:
    – My old page: “website.com/section/page-2” w/ ID=1
    – My new page: “website.com/section/page-2” w/ ID=2

    That’s really annoying because if you set redirections before cloning pages, those will not work anymore…

    I’m using WP nested pages 1.5.4

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