chrimbus

Nevermind I figured it out

This is the third time I’ve clicked this thread and realized it was me. Is anyone moderating support or is this dead?

@adamewww thanks for your help. That makes sense! It just seemed too easy/too quick! Cheers!

Same here. Oh this is my post.

Thanks for your help with this. Any way to delete my post? Thanks!

I’m not trying to disable it, I’m trying to determine why it’s NOT showing up on my search results page like you are saying it should.

Thanks!

@maybellyne thanks for your reply! Google says not to use both rel=canonical AND noindex tags since this can send mixed signals. So I’m wondering how I can remove the canonical tags, not modify.

Is that possible within Yoast?

Thanks for your reply. The issue was actually due to a pagebuilder “sidebar” feature that wasn’t working. Thanks for replying anyway!

@cybr Yes! Thank you! Is that information in the documentation on your site anywhere? Thanks!

Micheal

Thanks for getting back to me on this. At this point the client chose to revisit this issue in the future, for now I am going to mark this as resolved.

Thanks again for your help! Sorry we couldn’t figure it out.

C

https://screencast.com/t/7w7Gx4tvRsrS

This is a clients site, so I assume we have admin role. Going to confirm that though.

@jules-colle

Yeah I feel like a total idiot… I figured this out shortly before hearing from you. Thanks for the quick reply! Plugin working great!

J

Can you please give me an example of the code I would put in the callback box?

I was assuming it would be something like this: (But it isn’t working.)

function myCallbackFn() {
 alert('test');
}
myCallbackFn();

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by chrimbus. Reason: code edit
• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by chrimbus.
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Well, in addition to this issue, I installed all 3 of your plugins (to troubleshoot a clients site as to why we couldn’t remove your plugin) and 2/3 plugins were actually showing up in the plugins area.

This particular plugin’s name is
“Reduce HTTP Requests, Disable Emojis & Disable Embeds, Speedup WooCommerce”
The sidebar menu item is “optimisation.io”
The plugins page name is “WP Disable”

You understand why this is irritating right? Perhaps you might consider placing your company’s name in each of the titles.

I was not the dev that installed the plugin for the client. Whilst debugging an issue, this inconsistency lead me to believe we were dealing with a hacked wp site or bloatware.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by chrimbus.

For those of you wondering, the “plugin name” is “WP Disable.” Not sure if intentionally misleading. Deleting it will remove it from your site. Either slimy or lazy development. You decide.