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I figured out the issue. Still an issue for your team to fix. I disabled the Swipe function (Enables swipe gesture to open/close menus, Only applicable for left/right menu.) and the issue was solved. But the Swipe function seems to broken.

We pointed new custom a domain after we purchased and installed the pro version. And I just saw that the old domain was still bound to the license. Is that the reason why we are having this issue?

Neither of these solutions worked for me in a twentytwentyone child theme. I do not see the Nav Options -> Mobile Breakpoint in the child theme customizer.

I have an email setup in WordPress admin settings -> General.
The site admin receives an email after a new user activates their account (email sent to new user). That is how it always worked.
So when I disabled “Enable manual approval of new registrations” and registered a test account, I received an an email notification after I activated the account.
However, I would like to receive an email when a new user is pending approval in WP Security.

I still haven’t found a way to fix this issue. I tried to add a “actual_date_earned” column with type TIMESTAMP CURRENT_TIMESTAMP manually, but get an error because of the existing “date_earned” column:

#1293 - Incorrect table definition; there can be only one TIMESTAMP column with CURRENT_TIMESTAMP in DEFAULT or ON UPDATE clause

So, can I rename the “date_earned” column to “actual_date_earned” or is the “date_earned” column still needed for other operations?

Thanks!

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I disabled and enabled the Badgeos and BadgeOS Community Add-On plugins and the problem persists.
Can you please verify on which date the database table should have been updated. Were the changes applied during BadgeOS 3.6.6 update on Oct.2?

Badgeos (3.6.6)
BadgeOS Community Add-On (1.2.10)
WordPress (5.5.1)

I was able to pin the problem to line 205 in badgeos/includes/user.php:

$wpdb->insert( $table_name, array(
'ID' => $new_achievement->ID,
'post_type' =>; $new_achievement->post_type,
'achievement_title' => get_the_title( $new_achievement->ID ),
'points' => $new_achievement->points,
'point_type' => $new_achievement->point_type,
'this_trigger' => $new_achievement->trigger,
'user_id' => absint( $args['user_id'] ),
'site_id' => $args['site_id'],
'image' => $new_achievement->image,
'rec_type' => $rec_type,
'actual_date_earned' => badgeos_default_datetime( 'mysql_achievements' ),
'date_earned' => current_time( 'mysql' )
));

WordPress database error: [Unknown column 'actual_date_earned' in 'field list']

I looked at the wp_badgeos_achievements table and there is no ‘actual_date_earned’ column, but a ‘date_earned’ column.

I have badgeos version 3.6.6 installed.

Are you going to patch this?

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I got it all to work. It is great you added the Open badge features to the BadgeOS plugin. Thank you so much BadgeOS team!

@pcosta88 thanks.

@gocastaway58 I’ve added the code to functions.php and the site is now validating without any problems. Thank you. But does that mean that YoastSEO is not optimizing readability for search engines anymore?

@priscillamc we are running the latest versions of the plugins, BuddyPress 6.2.0 (released Aug 6 2020) and YoastSEO 14.8 (released Aug 18 2020).

The Google crawler issues didn’t start with the BuddyPress plugin update, but with the YoastSEO update.

In the YoastSEO changelog for Version 14.8 I read that the schema @type values were cleaned up. Obviously a bug was introduced with this change.

We have many teachers relying on the website, especially now that the academic semester is starting (this week), so I can’t just change the theme or disable the BuddyPress plugin which would render the website useless even if it is just for a brief moment.

I do have a GitHub account and will report the problem there.

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Both pages flagged by Google crawler are BuddyPress plugin generated pages. The first link (see screenshot) is a BuddyPress member profile page and the second link is a BuddyPress group page. We have been using the BuddyPress plugin for years without any Google crawler issues. We just added Yoast SEO very recently.

Is there a way to get the entry_id from the achievement object (get_post( [achievement_id] )? Or do I need to run a custom query?

Thanks. I found the checkbox to disable the notification email. I would love to use the built in notification, if I could add the download link somehow, but I don’t see a way to do that.

In addition to the validation problems, there was a permission problem on the web server with the uploads/user_badges/ folder. The user_badges folder didn’t inherit the correct permissions from the upload folder when it was created by the plugin. Because it wasn’t writable the baked badge image couldn’t be saved by the BadgeOS plugin. I assume, because there was no badge image, the download link did not display in the user profile. Maybe the entire badge award process should have failed with an error if the baked image couldn’t be created? Just a suggestion. It could probably help others, if they need to troubleshoot.

There was a permission problem on the web server with the uploads/user_badges/ folder. The user_badges folder didn’t inherit the correct permissions from the upload folder when it was created by the plugin. Because it wasn’t writable the baked badge image couldn’t be saved by the BadgeOS plugin. I assume, because there was no badge image, the download link did not display in the user profile. Maybe the entire badge award process should have failed with an error if the baked image couldn’t be created? Just a suggestion. It could probably help others, if they need to troubleshoot.