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Hi, with the latest version of the plugin (3.2.1), I’m getting a technical issue warning everyday from WordPress (by email) saying: “An error of type E_COMPILE_ERROR was caused in line 294 of the file /var/www/html/wp-content/plugins/restrict-content/vendor/strauss/lucatume/di52/src/Container.php. Error message: Declaration of RCP\lucatume\DI52\Container::has($id) must be compatible with Psr\Container\ContainerInterface::has(string $id): bool”

Thank you,

Hi @maybellyne , I’ve disabled all the plugins and found out it was because of the Asset Cleanup Pro plugin. They are supposed to disable assets in front-end but it looks like it works for back-end too ?? I’ve changed my plugin settings and everything went back to normal in Yoast.

Thank you very much!

Hi Maybellyne, I’ve tried deactivating the Permalink Manager Pro plugin, disabled Yoast sitemap, emptied cache, enabled Yoast sitemap again. But still the same. Products do not appear in the sitemap. Do you want me to list all the plugins I have? Maybe you know that some are conflicting?

Thank you,

Just so you know, I’m using the following plugin to rewrite Woocommerce URL: https://permalinkmanager.pro. Could it be related?

Here it is (Yoast settings): https://pasteboard.co/oQAjkYE0cefj.png

And one of my products settings: https://pasteboard.co/npeqUI1jJXwp.png

Hi Michael, here it is: https://myclim8.com/sitemap_index.xml

Thank you!

Hi Suwash, yes in the Yoast plugin settings, the “Show products in search results” is on and I’ve not edited the Yoast settings in product pages.

Nevermind, this is caused by the Mod Pagespeed of my server…

Hello, I found a solution. Actually, it works well when putting “iPhone” in the matching field. I just had two rules being in conflict.

What I did to solve the issue:

1. Created two rules: one matching “iPhone” redirecting to the App Store, the other one matching “Android” and redirecting to Google Play.
2. Left blank in the “Else” field for the iPhone rule
3. I’ve put an URL in the “Else” field for the Android rule
4. Put the iPhone rule as Position 1 and the Android rule as Position 2

This way, the website checks if phone is iPhone.
If Yes, redirects to App Store.
If No, checks if phone is Android.
If Yes, redirects to Google Play.
If No, redirects to some web page.

Hi! The URL is: https://myclim8.com/app-download
Here is the screenshot of the setup: https://ibb.co/PmhywTk
It works very well for Android but not iOS.
Thanks!

Hi John, I can’t make it work… Any idea how to do it? Thanks ??

Hi John, thanks for your quick reply. What do you mean by “ensure that the user agent matches the regex”? I’ve put “iPhone” in the user agent field + clicked the regex tick (like I did for Android). And then I asked iPhone users to click on the link but they are redirected to the “else page”, not the App Store.

I’m not using any cache plugin by the way.

Same here, I’m in the EU and the plugin still uses cookies even though I’m using another plugin to disable it.

I have to find another GA plugin now ?? Too bad

No, not yet… If you have any idea :/