Invalid inline script & Invalid attribute: emoji-amp problem

  • Resolved johnbrad

    (@johnbrad)


    4 years, 2 months ago

    when i add photos in the article say problem with amp

    Invalid inline script

    Information
    AMP does not allow the use of JS <script> tags unless they are for loading AMP components, which are added automatically by the AMP plugin. For any page to be served as AMP, all invalid script tags must be removed from the page. Instead of custom or third-party JS, please consider using AMP components and functionality such as amp-bind and actions and events (as opposed to JS event handler attributes like onclick). Some custom JS can be added if encapsulated in the amp-script. Learn more about how AMP works.

    If all invalid markup is “removed” the page will be served as AMP. However, the impact that the removal has on the page must be assessed to determine if the result is acceptable. If any invalid markup is “kept” then the page will not be served as AMP.

    Error code
    DISALLOWED_TAG
    Invalid markup
    <script … >
    Element attributes
    type text/javascript
    Element name
    script
    Parent element
    head

    —————–

    Invalid attribute: emoji-amp

    Information
    AMP allows a specific set of elements and attributes on valid AMP pages. Learn about the AMP HTML specification. If an element or attribute is not allowed in AMP, it must be removed for the page to be cached and eligible for prerendering.

    If all invalid markup is “removed” the page will be served as AMP. However, the impact that the removal has on the page must be assessed to determine if the result is acceptable. If any invalid markup is “kept” then the page will not be served as AMP.

    Error code
    DISALLOWED_ATTR
    Invalid markup
    <html … emoji-amp=”” …>
    Element attributes
    emoji-amp
    lang en-US
    amp
    data-ampdevmode
    Attribute name
    emoji-amp
    Parent element
    html

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  • Plugin Contributor Marko Vasiljevic

    (@vmarko)

    Hello @johnbrad

    I am sorry about the issue you are experiencing and I am happy to assist you with this.
    Can you please confirm that the issue persists if you disable W3 Total Cache so we can determine if the issue is related to W3TC?
    In Performance>Extensions there is an AMP extension that you should enable if you are using the AMP plugin. Can you please confirm if that extension is enabled?
    Thanks!

    Plugin Contributor Marko Vasiljevic

    (@vmarko)

    No activity for a week.
    Marking topic as resolved.

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