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[Plugin: WPML] non-Latins characters slug 404 error

nighteagle — Mon, 23 Jan 2012 09:04:59 +0000

The problem appears when I change the post name manually and add Cyrillic characters (When the slug is automatically generated on first time adding of the page/post everything is fine).

What I’ve noticed looking at the database records and also at the html code: The slug sting is actually not encoded (e.g. whit rawurlencode() function) which cause the 404 error (it appears the default wordpress 404 page)

I’ve tried to find the place where is the MySQL query which updates the post to encode the slug sting but did not succeed.

Could someone help me with this because the Support team (inducing the head of the support) is incapable solve this problem more the 10days.

I’m using WPML 2.4.2

PS: This bug is because of the plugin because after desalinating wordpress works fine.

Unable to identify a nav_menu_item by slug

Zambrano Sergio — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 09:41:47 +0000

I can’t identify nav_menu_items to properly format them with a different icon each.
Using an ID-based class is not an option since all sites use the same template and same main pages.

I can set a DIFFERENT slug for the nav_menu_items, but not the same (it seems wp core is not ready to keep them apart from the actual post safely, yet)

I tried using menu_order, but it’s not safe.

Adding classes to the menues won’t export to the other blogs when exporting the pages (I’ll make a set of master pages in one site and then export them to the others)

Could you please, since using the same post_title or post_name is not an option, make a new function to add the post_name to the li class, somehow?

Thanks.

Is it possible: reset page_name values

Mon, 11 May 2009 01:51:54 +0000

I while ago I imported a shed load of content from another blogging platform (one I wrote myself) and wrote a custom importer for it. It would seem I didn’t do a greta job because quite a few pretty links are broken, for example:

https://www.coldclimate.co.uk/2002/01/01/Atlast—a-track-listing/ is a real post (see https://www.coldclimate.co.uk/2002/01/01/) but you can’t access it.

Looking in the db it would seem there is a column for these urls – wp_posts.page_name.

Is there a way to get WP to recalculate all these values. There seems to be a sanitization routine, but I don’t want to write a script to call it and UPDATE each row if possible.

New Plugin – SEO Slugs

Sat, 18 Nov 2006 16:37:13 +0000

Hi,
I’ve created a new wordpress plugin called Clean Trunks to help automatically seo post slugs in a smart way. The plugin truncates the post slug to a configurable length and filters the page name against a stopword list to strip out useless keywords. The result should be short and sweet keyworded urls!

See: https://www.york-newyork.com/seo-plugin-wordpress-urls/

Includes an admin screen and is under GPL.
I was looking for a solution like this, and apparently not the only one: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/44342
Enjoy!

set body id to page_name for Pages

junap — Wed, 29 Mar 2006 14:17:30 +0000

I’d like to assign the slug (page_name field from wp_posts) as an id parameter on the body tag on my Pages to allow more CSS control, but can’t figure out a way to achieve it. Does anyone have any suggestions?