daviddoughty

Thanks @cantonbecker – css change worked!

I will get round to fixing the jQuery Migrate errors – but not just now

Thanks

Troubleshooting mode just wrecks the site and really isn’t very helpful

I have got the plugin working on another site so will be able to sort it out myself

I am having exactly the same problem – when I hit save draft I get the failed to save draft error message.

Looking in the Chrome Console i see there’s a 403 error api-fetch.min.js:2 POST https://<my domain>/wp-json/web-stories/v1/web-story/640708?_locale=user 403

The auto saves are in the post table in the database

Just to update – one of the databases which updated OK yesterday – a wordpress multi-site – has now got all of its yoast indexable, indexible_hierarchy, migrations and primary_term tables reduced to .frm and .ibd – in other words trashed

No error message on dashboard but “Click here to speed up your site” message has re-appeared (they had all been done yesterday) and clicking gives the indexing bar which just continues indexing.

THERE IS SOMETHING SERIOUSLY WRONG WITH YOU CODE – PLEASE FIX

I have 11 databases all on the same MySQL server – all but 2 managed to update without a problem – all databases are identical in terms of their properties and permissions.

If I delete Yoast completely and delete the associated tables and then restart MySQL and then install the plugin – none of the new tables are created and I get the dreaded warning notice – yet if I manually create the tables using SQL from one of the other databases there is no problem creating the tables – yet the error still shows and if I use the Yoast Test Helper plugin to reset the tables it just trashes them leaving .frm and .idb files in place.

I have tried all of the solutions and none work – it would be helpful to know what the code is that generates the error and why the tables are not being created in the first place

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