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# Blog page not updated successfully

### Overview

Sometimes, when you publish your Blog Page with PageFly, you can see this message: “**Page not updated successfully, your page handle might have already been taken, please update it in Page Setting**.” In this article, we’ll demonstrate how you can fix this problem.

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### How To Fix Problem Blog Page Not Updated Successfully

#### Step 1: Change Page Handle In PageFly

This error happens when you have duplicated a blog page or you haven’t given it a URL Handle.

1\. Click on the “**Page settings**” icon on the left-side bar to see more settings

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2\. Go to **Page URL section** and type in an article handle, for example: “**my-blog**”

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3\. Click **Save** to apply to changes

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4\. Try to publish the blog again until you see the message “**Page published**”

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#### Step 2: Change Page Handle In Shopify

1\. Navigate to **Shopify online store > Blog post**

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2\. Select the blog post that causes the problem

3\. Enter or adjust value in field “**Title**”

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4\. Click “**Save**”

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5\. Go back to PageFly pages that contain the blog and publish the page

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### Tips And Best Practices

* Ensure each blog page has a unique URL handle to avoid publishing errors.
* Always review Page Settings before publishing to confirm the handle is set.

### Frequently Asked Questions

**1. What does the error message “Page not updated successfully” mean?**

It indicates a duplicate URL handle exists for the blog page you’re trying to publish.

**2. How can I resolve the publishing error for blog page?**

Go to Page Settings and assign a unique article handle, then save and attempt to publish again.

### Additional Resources

* [PageFly Page List Won’t Stop Loading](https://help.pagefly.io/manual/infinite-loading-error-in-pagefly-page-list/)
* [Cart Drawer does not Automatically Update](https://help.pagefly.io/manual/cart-drawer-does-not-automatically-update/)
* [How to publish or unpublish PageFly pages](https://help.pagefly.io/manual/how-to-publish-or-unpublish-pagefly-pages/)


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