I’ve solved that issue, however now I have issues with going to different categories or posts, it redirects me to 404 page not found…
Hi @borkk85,
It looks like the problem is in your .htaccess file is corrupted. Could you send me the URL of your website?
Hi,
Here is the site https://neguvana.mk/ if you go to any category it states that 404 error, I have WP Super Cache and did delete cache after the regeneration of the links, I tried disabling the plugin, but nothing works… the .htaccess file is configured from WP network setup and above it are the WPSC .htaccess configurations, maybe I should reset them…
The plugin settings appear to be completely correct. If the same problem happens when Permalink Manager is deactivated, it indicates that the issue is elsewhere.
Please send me the screenshot with your native permalink settings (as displayed in “Settings -> Permalink” section):
Settings Permalinks Screen
In addition to this, please also provide me with the list of all active plugins installed on your website.
Here is the link to the saved permalinks.. https://snipboard.io/q5zPos.jpg
I have just checked the sitemap of your website and it looks like one of the categories URL which slug is saved in Latin alphabet works correctly:
https://neguvana.mk/blog/category/wellness/
Did you possibly try to manually transliterate the rest of categories URLs?
https://neguvana.mk/category-sitemap.xml
Please note that the free version of plugin does not have any effect on category permalinks.
No, all I did was regenerate custom permalinks and native slugs, and the 404 errors followed… Is there a way to revert these changes?
I’ve changed the posts categories from Cyrillic to Latin and that seems to have solved the issue.
I guess since the plugin doesn’t change the categories, they remained Cyrillic and caused an issue with the changed posts…
Thanks for your support, hopefully everything will be ok now…
It did not offer me peace of mind, and I observed something else. In theory, slugs written in Cyrillic should also be recognized by WordPress.
This didn’t happen because, for some reason, the Cyrillic slug was converted to uppercase (e.g. живот => %D0%B6%D0%B8%D0%B2%D0%BE%D1%82). Here is where the problem arises, because slugs stored in the database are always stored in lowercase (%d0%b6%d0%b8%d0%b2%d0%be%d1%82). I am not sure what is causing this; it might be a server setting or a third-party plugin.
How could I diagnose this? I run a DigitalOcean Droplet on Apache/2.4.41, Database 8.0.29 – MySQL…
