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Thank you for your detailed explanation! I completely agree that changing URLs for already published and indexed products is a huge SEO risk.

However, there is one important detail about the pre-7.0 behavior: the old version did not change slugs for published products either. It only automatically regenerated the slug for newly duplicated drafts that contained -copy or -kopirovat in their temporary URL. Once the product was published, the slug became stable.

Since version 7.0 completely disabled this for drafts as well, it broke the standard duplication workflow for many WooCommerce stores.

To keep my workflow efficient and 100% safe for existing SEO, I have refined the workaround. This is the new code I am using now. It strictly targets only products that are copies and leaves all other stable URLs untouched:

// Safe automatic slug update only for duplicated WooCommerce products
add_filter('wp_unique_post_slug', 'secure_auto_update_copy_product_slug', 99, 6);
function secure_auto_update_copy_product_slug($slug, $post_ID, $post_status, $post_type, $post_parent, $original_slug) {
    
    // Work strictly with WooCommerce products
    if ($post_type === 'product') {
        
        // Check if the current slug is a temporary copy slug
        if (strpos($original_slug, 'copy') !== false || strpos($original_slug, 'kopirovat') !== false) {
            $post = get_post($post_ID);
            if ($post) {
                // Force clean slug generation from the new title
                $slug = sanitize_title($post->post_title);
            }
        }
    }
    
    return $slug;
}

I am sharing this because maybe you could consider adding a similar conservative toggle in the future (e.g., “Regenerate slug on title change ONLY for drafts/copies”). This would preserve the safe default behavior for standard updates, but restore the quick workflow for merchants who clone products daily.

Thanks again for your great plugin and support!

ok, yay! I’ll look into it!

There are several edits

1. Param 1 Name (Static) displays the same as in Param 1 Value (Attribute).

It looks like this

<param name="high tech">high tech</param>
 <param name="Cama">Cama</param>

And it has

<param name="Style">high tech</param>
<param name="Manufacturer">Cama</param>

2. You need to make the param universal so that the same param can be added many times, and a unique attribute can be added to each param. Now it is possible to add up to 10 params. Personally, for my store I need 48.

I will explain using the example of furniture: a table has the same parameters, height, width, depth, material, color… In a sofa, some parameters coincide, for example, height, width, but there are also other parameters, upholstery, filling, the possibility of folding. Other furniture also has similar parameters, but there are also many unique parameters. In general, I have 48 such parameters on my site.

In the plugin you need to create all the parameters, and those that are empty, or the product does not have such a parameter, will not be included in the feed. I checked this, it works as it should!

Thank you very much! I look forward to the update!

Maybe it’s in the plugin, but I don’t know how to enable it

Yes, of course! Thank you for a great product!

I figured it out, the problem was the cache, I cleaned it and the button appeared.