A Wordpress site of mine

Solución rápida para el error __trashed 2 en tu página web:

A Wordpress site of mine seems to have changed some of my pages permalinks by adding __trashed after the slug. Note that not all pages are affected, neither do other post types.

How do I get rid of the word trashed in the url

After I made my site

add_trashed_suffix_to_trashed_posts – Hook

After I made my site go live, I realized that one of the page url’s carried the words “__trashed-2/” on the end. It is a child page under a drop down menu and does not

Slug text remains “__trashed” after restoring. I tested this using the same steps I outlined in wordpress-mobile/WordPress-iOS (comment), with the same results. Am I

There is created a redirect

Bug: Restoring a trashed post still contains “__trashed - GitHub

There is created a redirect from /software/ to /yoast-seo-platforms/ which works correctly. However, if there is a live page in the deleted section, 'trashed' is added to the

Restoring a page or post from the bin sets the URL to __trashed. Editing a draft page the URL follows the renaming of the post title. Once the page, or post, is published

Si te encuentras con el

Published posts get `__trashed` in their URLs

How did all these extra words start appearing in this URL?

Si te encuentras con el problema de que tu página web muestra un mensaje de error «__trashed 2» y no está disponible, no te preocupes, ¡aquí te presento una solución

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Wordpress permalinkslug changed page to page__trashed

WordPress Web Page Showing as __trashed VNTweb

The only

Using WordPress ‘add_trashed_suffix_to_trashed_posts’ PHP filter

The only “solution” for now is to manually remove “__trashed” from the permalink of the posts that get it. That’s not optimal for obvious reasons. WordPress and our

Filters whether or not to add a __trashed suffix to trashed posts that match the name of the updated post.

Hi sleepiergirl

The 'add_trashed_suffix_to_trashed_posts' PHP filter in WordPress adds a suffix to trashed posts' slugs, preventing conflicts with existing post URLs.

Hi sleepiergirl, I was able to reproduce this issue at my end. Here’s what I did. 1. I create a page and Named it “our team” 2. Then I created another page “Testslug” and