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  • Delete old yoast plugin folder via FTP.

    Upload new yoast folder to your plugins folder and then activate.

    Resave permalinks.

    You can also try clearing transients using wp-optimize plugin

    Thread Starter papillon14rose

    (@papillon14rose)

    Thank you for your reponse ! If I delete Yoast do I loose all the modifications on my old post ??

    Thankfully, no.

    Thread Starter papillon14rose

    (@papillon14rose)

    I did what you said but now on my dashboard plugin it said the wp-seo.php dosen’t exist anymore
    I uploaded for ftp but I cant’ found wp-seo on my admin

    Thread Starter papillon14rose

    (@papillon14rose)

    Ok I was wrong I deleted again and Installed via ftp but the same problem white page and the seo dosn’t work on my post

    Likely issue with your theme, plugins, CDN/caching, etc.

    So, you’ll have to run through the common procedures to debug that by turning things off until you find the conflict.

    I’ve got the same problem: Whenever I try to access a page from the backend it shows an error 500 after updating Yoast SEO to version 3.3.4.

    Tried your suggestion, neotrope, didn’t work.

    For now I’ll just leave it deactivated as I don’t have time to debug this right now, I find it hard to believe that there is an issue with my theme as I’m using the latest version of Divi.

    Any other possible solutions are welcome..

    Thread Starter papillon14rose

    (@papillon14rose)

    I’m using Jarida and it’s the latest version my friend has the same plugins and the same theme as me. For now I just restored the old version waiting for a new version !!
    Thank you

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