Referenced AMP URL is self-canonical AMP

@zotezo Looking at the canonical (non AMP) reference while on any of those AMP URLs they refer to AMP URLs. Each of those should refer to your non AMP URL.
<link rel="canonical" href="https://www.zotezo.com/author-profile/team.zotezo.1/?amp">

Do you have any configurations in other plugins referring to your canonical URL? In your non AMP URLs there is a “?” at the end of each canonical URL.

I am not aware of that.Can you please identify the causes?

@zotezo You’ll need to check your other plugins with SEO or AMP related features. You can try temporarily deactivating other plugins before checking your canonical reference once more.

Hi jamesosborne,
We have contacted Yoast SEO support and they told that-
We looked at the relevant example AMP pages on your site and can confirm that there is a self-canonical AMP URL present and those are not generated by Yoast SEO but by the AMP plugin itself. The relevant self-canonical URL needs to point to the non-AMP page URL.

Since the self-canonical URL isn’t generated by Yoast SEO but generated by the AMP plugin itself, we are not sure exactly how you can change this. We recommend you please reach out to the relevant AMP plugin support for further assistance on this.
Kindly look into the matter.
Thanks

@zotezo Thanks for the update. Can you try and temporarily deactivate any SEO and optimization plugins and I can check your site once more?

After temporarily deactivating please also provide your Site Health information. You can use this form if you’d like to share privately.

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Hi jamesosborne,
Done and submitted.Please let me know when to enable Yoast Plugins.
Thanks

@zotezo From the URLs I inspected I’m only encountering an incorrect canonical link on your author pages, I’ve checked other author pages in addition to the URLs you provided.

Can you try and temporarily deactivate the following plugins and we can check once more?
– Co-Authors Plus
– Custom code

Sorry previously providing wrong Site info as we are running multisite and issue happens in https://www.zotezo.com site so I am sending the site health status of https://www.zotezo.com only.

Can I Enable Yoast Seo and Co author Plus from Network Admin?

@zotezo I’ve been unable to reproduce the same issue with the same mentioned plugins active, so I can’t be sure of the cause. Did you try deactivating other plugins one by one before checking each time, you’ll need to check the source code of any author AMP page, and ensure any <link rel="canonical" reference is a non AMP URL.

Can I Enable Yoast Seo and Co author Plus from Network Admin?

You can reactivate both plugins, I believe both provide multi-site support.

It looks like you’re using Ultimate Member. Does temporarily disabling that plugin make a difference?

Hi swissspidy,
Disable that also still the issue is showing.
How to resolve the issue?
Thanks,

Hi,

It looks like you’re using Ultimate Member. Does temporarily disabling that plugin make a difference?

Yes issue was fixed after Ultimatememeber has provided me the codes.
Thanks for pointing me right direction.
Thanks

Glad to hear!

Out of curiosity, which code did you use to fix this? Sharing it here might help other people with the same issues.

Also, please consider adding a review for this plugin if you’re otherwise happy with it ??

hi @swissspidy and @jamesosborne,
you are always helpful.

Just added the code snippet below in the end of the functions.php file in the active theme directory.
add_filter( ‘um_allow_canonical__filter’, ‘__return_false’, 20 );

AMP plugins always very very good and that’s why I am using that.
Thanks