dannym69

Nice app! I have Google Universal Analytics enabled but I can’t for the life of me find the data in the Google account. Under “Behavior” there are no Events. Please advise.

Thanks!
dan

I don’t understand what you’re talking about, I’m not promoting anything.

Problem solved, turned out to be ConfigServer Firewall’s Mod Security plugin denying access. After I disabled Rule ID “1234123439” it worked.

THANKS FOR YOUR HELP ALIN!

Nothing in the PHP error log. Could this be related to the fact the domain in question is the first domain of many in my Google Account and has an array value of ZERO as seen here..

[0] => Array
(
[0] => https://www.experienced.com
[1] => 1467595
[2] => UA-838648-2
[3] => https://www.experienced.com
[4] => -18000
[5] => America/New_York
)

[1] => Array
(
[0] => https://www.ribonind.com
[1] => 4893109
[2] => UA-2603327-1
[3] => https://www.ribonind.com
[4] => -28800
[5] => America/Los_Angeles
)

?

Tried everything, updated plugin, increased PHP mem, WP mem, run-time, disabled security plugins.. .htaccess looks the same as other sites working fine. Error log reports nothing

I’m having the same exact problem, it used to work and then stopped. After waiting for blue line to finish the last line in the error log shows “Last Error: N/A”

All my other sites work fine, but this one is having the problem: experienced.com

And I whitelisted admin-ajax.php in the firewall

Figured it out, under WooCommerce, Tax, set “Default Customer Address” to NONE instead of Store

Hi Jess, I am indeed running the latest version, 1.7.11.

So it appears the 2Checkout code is still a work in progress, I’m looking forward to when these issues are resolved, as PMPro is great plugin and 2Checkout is an excellent payment gateway.

Tried but same thing, no messages in Admin panel and no email either. Where are they supposed to go?

Ooops, my mistake. I forgot that I added a new membership level and checked off all the post categories not realizing it would restrict access to non-members. All fixed now ??

In that case leave the settings as-is and add this line to your robots.txt

Sitemap: https://nintendonews.com/sitemap.xml

I just checked your site and you’re golden!

https://nintendonews.com/sitemap.xml
https://www.nintendonews.com/sitemap.xml

sitemap_index.html is proprietary to Yoast’s sitemap functionality. If you’ve got Yoast’s sitemap functionality enabled turn it off, because you can’t have two sitemap engines running at once – they’ll conflict with each other.

Go to Yoast’s XML Sitemap panel and make sure “xml sitemap functionality” is unchecked. Now you can stop worrying about sitemap_index.html because it’s not a search engine standard. Yoast renamed sitemap.xml to sitemap_index.html to avoid conflict – it’s their proprietary naming convention.

Then make sure in Google XML-Sitemaps you have ‘Add sitemap URL to the virtual robots.txt file’ checked – now every browser hitting your site will find your sitemap.

p.s. The reason there’s still a sitemap present at your ‘old’ URL is because it’s really not your old URL. Your web server is still serving ‘www’ requests, so https://www.yourdomain.com/sitemap.xml resolves to the same location as https://yourdomain.com/sitemap.xml. It’s like calling a local phone number with the area code, you don’t need it but it still works and resolves to the same number.

If you want to completely remove ‘www’ from all URL’s served by your site then you need to drop this code in your .htacess file..

RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www\.(.+)$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://%1/$1 [R=301,L]

^ this alone may actually fix the sitemap.xsl problem as well

More information about ‘www’ deprecation can be found here if you’re interested:
https://no-www.org/

Here’s a new fix I just came up with, do not put your domain in the URL:

Settings/XML Sitemaps
Advanced
Include a XSLT stylesheet: /wp-content/plugins/google-sitemap-generator/sitemap.xsl

Works with or without the www as seen here…

https://themoneyshot.com/sitemap.xml

https://www.themoneyshot.com/sitemap.xml