[Plugin: WordPress SEO by Yoast] Too Few arguments error !

if you change that line 175 to this:

$keywordStopWord = sprintf(__("The keyword for this page contains one or more %s$1stop words%s$2, consider removing them. Found '\%s'.", 'wordpress-seo' ),"<a href=\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop_words\">", "</a>");

does it get any better?

i have the same problem. the keyword-input is not visible:
Warning: sprintf() [function.sprintf]: Too few arguments in /is/htdocs/xxxxxxxxxxx/www.xxxxxxxx.com/wp-content/plugins/wordpress-seo/admin/linkdex/linkdex.php on line 175

withe the new code:
$keywordStopWord = sprintf(__(“The keyword for this page contains one or more %s$1stop words%s$2, consider removing them. Found ‘\%s’.”, ‘wordpress-seo’ ),”“, ““);
same problem ??

i am using wp 3.2.1 and SEO Version 1.1 DE-Edition

Vielleicht auf deutsch? ??

Wenn ich in das Feld Fokus Keyword: was eintrage und dann speicher, kommt der Fehler. Wenn da nichts drin steht, dann auch keine Fehlermeldung.
Ich suche aber generell das Feld “Keywords” – das finde ich nicht.

Joost:
$keywordStopWord = sprintf(__("The keyword for this page contains one or more %sstop words%s, consider removing them. Found '\%s'.", 'wordpress-seo' ),"<a href=\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop_words\">", "</a>");

Has three input fields and you only give it 2.
%sstop words%s = 2
Found ‘\%s’ = 1
Total of three

Changing it to:
$keywordStopWord = sprintf(__("The keyword for this page contains one or more %sstop words%s, consider removing them. Found '\%s'.", 'wordpress-seo' ),"<a href=\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop_words\">", "</a>","1");

Solves it

Better solution is to substitute the entire function for this one:

function ScoreKeyword($job, &$results) {
		$keywordStopWord = __("The keyword for this page contains one or more %sstop words%s, consider removing them. Found '%s'.", 'wordpress-seo' );

		if ( wpseo_stopwords_check( $job["keyword"] ) !== false )
			$this->SaveScoreResult( $results, 5, sprintf( $keywordStopWord,"<a href=\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop_words\">", "</a>", wpseo_stopwords_check( $job["keyword"] ) ) );
	}

Thanks Peter, I was doing something similar but your is actually even cleaner ??

it works. thanks!

but the keyword-inputfield is away? No more Keywords (meta)?

It was never there unless you enabled it under SEO -> Dashboard. It’s useless though.

Hee Joost, I always tought my site was high ranked in google because off the keywords.
What makes my site with particulair keywords outrank other in google?

Read this: https://yoast.com/meta-keywords/

Joost, I′ve read your blogs for a year or so and also read you’re part about google not using them.
I still feel myself to be a newby fot I only use wp so shorttly and learning every day.
I asume keywords ans seach words are 2 different things because when I change keywords in my pages the will rease in google in a few days when seaching for those particulair words.

Well you’re free to use them: go to your SEO -> Dashboard and enable them, they’re just not there by default.