Slugs Manager Troubleshooting

While this message is positive, it’s good practice to occasionally refresh the list (click “Refresh List”) to ensure the information is up-to-date.

Manually update permalinks: Go to Settings > Permalinks and click “Save Changes” to regenerate permalinks. This might reveal old ones.
Check another plugin: Another plugin could be creating the old slugs. Try temporarily deactivating other plugins to isolate the issue.

Verify Pro Activation: Ensure you have activated the Slugs Manager Pro plugin with a valid license.
Check Scheduled Tasks: Some hosting providers limit scheduled tasks. Contact your hosting provider to confirm if scheduled cleanups are supported.
Cron Jobs: If your hosting uses cron jobs, ensure they are configured correctly for Slugs Manager Pro to run its scheduled tasks. You might need to consult your hosting provider for assistance.
Plugin Conflicts: Try temporarily deactivating other plugins to see if a conflict is preventing automatic cleanups.

Pro Version Activated: Double-check that you have activated the Pro version and have the necessary features enabled.
Plugin Conflicts: Similar to automatic cleanups, deactivate other plugins to identify potential conflicts.
Permissions: In rare cases, permission issues might prevent the plugin from modifying the database. Check with your hosting provider if this is a possibility.

Pro Version Activated: Confirm you have activated the Slugs Manager Pro plugin.
Plugin Conflicts: Deactivate other plugins to see if a conflict is hindering the regeneration process.
Large Datasets: Regenerating slugs for a massive amount of content can take time. Be patient and allow the process to complete, especially for large websites.
Server Issues: If the regeneration process times out or encounters errors, your web server might be overloaded. Contact your hosting provider for assistance.