jameshallow1

Hello

Yes, but I’m currently avoiding it by changing every week the url generation as mentioned above: /c/ /d/ etc…

I know you fixed it before, not sure why it came back. you can see from the screenshots i posted how it happened.

Thanks for your reply and interest in this problem. do you think it might be due to having more then 200 posts per day?

• This reply was modified 9 months, 2 weeks ago by jameshallow1.

Here is a screenshot on how it created two similar links for 2 different posts (one posted on 16 may and one posted on 21 may) links are auto generated upon publish.

the old generated link under the pin icon in Meta Info column it shows the correct link while the new generated link under the pin icon in Meta Info column shows ?p=194669 which is a broken link

Original WordPress link for both posts works normally.

https://ibb.co/6F9BK7y
https://ibb.co/6trTVwM

I’m adding /a to the generated link in order to minimize the possibility of encountering this bug. so every few weeks i change it to /b then /c etc… which is not really a proper solution.

Can i make it work hidden in the background? so authors don’t have the option to change anything in it but it will still be enabled and working on their posts?

Hello,

yes you replicated it correctly! thanks for showing me that its on my side, after trying several things it turned out to be a permission problem. it was enabled for me as admin but not for authors. so it wasn’t picking it up.

I had in mind that it will work anyways, because i didn’t want to to be shown for the author edit post page but still work in the background.

Hi Riza,

I found the problem but i cant fix it. by default i have chosen “breaking news” as auto selected in the future settings as shown in the previously shared screenshots. and on new post its being selected correctly/automatically as it should.

but PublishPress is not picking it up on publish as if nothing was selected. u have to manually uncheck it and check it again and then click update (after publishing) for it to pick it up.

basically: the automatic/default category setting is not working. its selecting the correct category upon editing/posting but it doesn’t pick it up on publish

Try it but without doing it manually. put it in the Settings > Post Type > Default value

• This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by jameshallow1.

ok i tried it on another one with space and it worked… no idea why it doesn’t pick up the “term” when breaking news is chosen. it seems it has a problem with that specific category, when its chosen it doesn’t even pick it up.

Hello,

I just tested the ‘remove the category’ on another category called “Featured” and it worked! for some reason its not working on this specific category “Breaking News”, any idea why? is it because it has space?

Hello,

Sure, it works fine when doing other actions like changing the status to draft as demonstrated in the below screenshots:

https://ibb.co/nCn8mC2
https://ibb.co/5WHwSXL

Hello,

Glad to hear your checking on this.

It doesn’t happen for every post created, it happens when it coincide that it creates a url similar to an older url created but with different case sensitivity characters.

It should not create case sensitive urls and not be able to treat it as such (all wordpress urls on the site are getting treated as case sensitive except url shortify urls)

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by jameshallow1.

Free version no longer usable after update enabling/disabling case sensitive url for PRO.

generating similar url with different case sensitive characters making short linking mess

Solved with theme

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72412237/wordpress-6-script-loader-php-issue

This will solve your problem. WordPress messed it up.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/72412237/wordpress-6-script-loader-php-issue

This will solve your problem. WordPress messed it up.

I did that but it did not work for me, i created a new app and now it works ??

Facing same problem. hope this is fixed soon.
Any ETA?