billerr
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Polylang] ‘pre_term_slug’ filter interrupts WordPress unique slug mechanismHello!
OK I understand – we’ll probably remove the filter and replicate the desired polylang behaviour ourselves because we rely on autogenerated unique slugs for our end users.
It just seemed weird that this filter short-circuits the WordPress fallbacks and doesn’t provide these safe-checks too. If it needs to stay this way, it would be useful to have polylang replicate the WordPress fallback and also auto-generate unique slugs.
Thanks for your guidance!
- This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by billerr.
No, I usually go directly for this one since it always works perfectly. I haven’t seen this issue in a few other sites I’ve set up with it in the past.
I tried reproducing it again on this site but I couldn’t get the wrong search page to stick as homepage after clearing the cache the first time. Since it’s a production site and I unfortunately don’t have a staging site ready for debugging I’ve temporarily disabled the cache.
Perhaps I can get some kind of logs that will be helpful to you? I could try briefly enabling the plugin and trying to reproduce the issue while logging.
Hello,
I’ve noticed the exact same issue. Unexpectedly, I found my homepage to show a search result page from a random search. Clearing cache fixed this. Let me know if I can provide any debugging info for this.
Thanks!Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP REST Cache] Empty “Endpoint API Caches”Hi again!
The API endpoints were left as-is, exactly like the example you said.
I didn’t have the chance to check the database, as we upgraded our WP installation for other reasons. Originally we were running version 4.7.8 (the version where the plugin didn’t work) – after upgrading to 5.4.1 and installing the plugin again, everything works flawlessly.So I’m reporting back in case there is some version incompatibility issue there. Sorry I’m not able to test more but I don’t have the original installation available anymore.