Daniel Mount

It’s a rather expensive purchase, so my organization hasn’t bought it yet. But it is good to know that there should always be a way to make it work. Thank you!

• This reply was modified 1 year, 7 months ago by Daniel Mount.

Jonathan, thank you so much for coming up with a solution! It’s concerning that Facebook isn’t applying the bug fix.

Thank you! I still hope that the plugin developers can reply with an official response; hopefully, the version compatibility can be upgraded.

Thank you, Adam!

Thank you for checking! This is helpful!

Facebook lists all the ways it could be implemented here: https://www.facebook.com/business/help/433493041367251?id=818859032317965. My inclination is to implement via Google Tag Manager if this is the most certain to be Complianz-compliant.

Of course! Is it better to discuss in this thread or that one?

In my case, I haven’t settled on any one implementation method. I’m happy to use the Google Tag Manager option if that’s how to do it in a compliant way.

That actually worked! Thank you so much!

We’ve cleared the cache, contacted our caching provider (NitroPack), and contacted our host (WPEngine) to clear things like object cache as well. And we still have so many notifications that if we try to print our main Yoast SEO admin area to PDF it’s a 315-page document. So it’s really a bit more than a minor nuisance here, but something that makes it incredibly inefficient to use the plugin.

Oh, that was because I set a CSS ID for that section in the page builder.

I might have found the source of it: This was calling the Yoast breadcrumb, but via a separate custom shortcode, since I don’t think there was a built-in shortcode when I first enabled this feature years ago (and if there was, I couldn’t find it in the documentation.) I switched over to the internal shortcode and it appears to be working now. Thanks!

Yes, we’re running WordPress 5.4.2 and Yoast SEO 14.5. And yes, we’re using the Yoast SEO breadcrumbs. Here’s the code, copied and pasted straight out of our single.php:

<?php if ( function_exists('yoast_breadcrumb') ) {yoast_breadcrumb('<p id="breadcrumbs">','</p>');} ?>

Thanks! It worked!

This was a known bug as of 1-2 days ago. Yoast just released 7.0.2, which fixes this bug. Updating to 7.0.2 should take care of it.

@orgassist – I’m not using Beaver Builder (Gravity Forms instead), and I still get the error, so it doesn’t seem to be directly connected to form plugin usage.

Hi @birdmag: Yes, that rules out a PHP version issue. Thanks!