Child posts are given the same permalink as parent

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Last updated by Luo Yang Il y a 8 années et 5 mois.

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novembre 26, 2015 at 4:56 pm #350036

timB

There has been a glitch on this client site for a while and I'm hoping you can help me to put it right:

A CPT called 'Related Images' was created and is the child of numerous other posts types including 'posts'.
It is used to display a grid or slide of images for that post on the page.

However, when we go to edit the parent post, it seems to give all its child posts the same permalink as the parent. The result of this means that when going to the parent post, a 404 error occurs. I have made a video to show you what I mean:

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In this video you will see that the post is given the permalink /news/insulation-boards
- I then scroll down the edit pane to the section containing its related images to show you them.
- I then scroll back up and highlight the message at the top which says "The following posts have the same permalink as this page".
- I then open one of the conflicting posts - a related image and highlight the permalink. It is indeed the same as the parent post.

Its quite a serious problem, and is preventing my client from displaying vital pages on their site.
Is there a solution or workaround for this please?

Thank you
Tim

novembre 27, 2015 at 6:01 am #350120

Luo Yang

Dear Tim,

I can not duplicate same problem, see the test site:
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user/pass: xgren/111111

I suggest you try this:
Deactivate other plugins and switch to wordpress default them and test again.

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