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  • Thread Starter FT

    (@financetwitter)

    Hello All,

    Anybody can help me on my problem? Need your kind feedback urgently …

    Support from my hosting put the blame squarely on the wordpress itself so I’m kinda clueless how to proceed …

    Thanx …
    FT

    It looks like it’s working in general. The problem is the apostrophe in your title which is converting to a URL-safe character. All you need to do is to edit the post’s “slug”. In your dashboard, go to the post, edit the slug (just below the title — if it’s not there, click Screen Options on the top right of the screen and check the “slug” box), and delete from your slug:

    %e2%80%99

    By doing so, your article’s new URL will be:

    https://www.financetwitter.com/2010/07/10-facts-about-apples-latest-earnings/

    Fixed!

    Do this for any post having this problem. In the future, when writing articles, WordPress will strip this be default when creating your URL slug.

    Thread Starter FT

    (@financetwitter)

    Thanx New Nine Media,

    Yes, I can manually delete the so-called slug but I’ve thousands of posts imported from blogger so it would not be a good idea to manually search for such slugs …

    Any other great ideas how to eliminate these slugs? Otherwise I’ve no choice but to spend days/weeks manually fixing this issue …

    Cheers …

    Thread Starter FT

    (@financetwitter)

    Also, by manually removing such slugs you’ve to make sure you don’t change the setting of your current permalink setting again …

    For example if currently I’m using:

    Month and name https://www.financetwitter.com/2010/08/sample-post/

    and later I decide to change to:

    Numeric https://www.financetwitter.com/archives/123

    the slugs will re-appear again so all your hard works (you’re lucky if you’ve only less than 50 posts to change) in removing the slugs will go to drains …

    Just my thought … still need a fast (maybe a plugin?) method to do this …

    Cheers …

    Thread Starter FT

    (@financetwitter)

    Thanx esmi,

    Tried that plugin but it doesn’t work ..

    Tried to replace the common slug of “%e2%80%93-” with “-” but the search returns zero as below …

    ? Attempting to perform search and replace …

    ? Search %e2%80%93- … and replace with –

    Looking @ Titeln …
    … in table posts, field post_title: – 0 entries found.

    + Information Search & Replace
    This plugin uses an standard SQL query so it modifies your database directly!
    Attention: You cannot undo any changes made by this plugin. It is therefore advisable to backup your database before running this plugin. No legal claims to the author of this plugin! Aktivate the plugin only, if you want to use it!

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