darkestblue91

Hey Ahmed,

If I put this URL in the browser:

https://www.planetconservation.org/campaigns/honey-bees-conservation/amp

The browser redirects to the normal version:

https://www.planetconservation.org/campaigns/honey-bees-conservation/

Is that a normal behavior? Google Webmaster Console is tracking the AMP version for all campaign pages as AMP versions but it really gets the normal version with the /amp URL. It seems that they already know the /amp versions so i think i messed up hehe.

Thanks for all.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 4 months ago by darkestblue91.

@ahmedkaludi

Oh! my bad!

https://www.planetconservation.org/

Post with problems:

https://www.planetconservation.org/campaigns/honey-bees-conservation/

The amppage reference problem in header is solved with the last update and one change I made in the code to hide all post types (showing the ON/OFF box in all post types) but the /amp version still exists for all pages (hidden or not hidden) is this a desirable behavior?

Thanks for all Ahmed!

Josue Diaz

@ahmedkaludi

Hi,

This is the website:

This is a page with the redirection problem:

Thanks for all!

@mohammed_kaludi

On features.php, line 428 (feature 14) I changed the function ampforwp_title_custom_meta() to this:

function ampforwp_title_custom_meta() {
add_meta_box( ‘ampforwp_title_meta’, __( ‘Show AMP for Current Page?’ ), ‘ampforwp_title_callback’, null, ‘side’);
}

Passing null in post types param activates the ON/OF box for all post_types (default and customs), I′m testing right now, for now all is working, but i don’t know if this change can affect the plugin work in some way.

One thing i notice today is if I hide a post, page, custom it still have the amp version /amp, but the amp link reference on header in the normal page version disappear, is this desired?, can Google reach the AMP pages without amplink reference?

Josue Diaz

Hi Mohammed,

This update support custom post types? I’m trying to hide some post but the option does not appear.

Thanks.

@mohammed_kaludi

Hi,

I tried updating the permalink settings but the /amp still redirects to normal page.

Charitable plugin uses “campaign” custom post types for its posts, so yeah, maybe a bad practice in that plugin?

Thanks for your time!

Josue Diaz

In my case when I access an AMP version of a custom post type it redirects to normal version so Google Bot is thinking the normal version is the AMP version. ??

Hi,

I’m having the same problem, a lot of pages have been tracked for Google as AMP pages but they’re not AMP pages, so when Google robot look at the /amp version, it is redirected to normal page so Google robot take the normal page as an AMP page and show a lot of errors.