denniskoster

Solved this problem with the ‘wpseo_canonical’. Marking as resolved. Code:

// CANONICAL URLS FOR ARCHIVES
function wpseo_set_archive_canonical( $canonical ) {
	// Don't change the canonical url for these post types / taxonomies
	$exclude_posttypes = array('link','inkoopsoftware','videos');
	$exclude_taxonomies = array('functiesoort','branche','organisatiecategorie');
	// Check whether the canonical URL should be changed
	if ( is_archive() && !in_array(get_post_type(),$exclude_posttypes) && !in_array(get_queried_object()->taxonomy,$exclude_taxonomies) && !is_search()) {
		// Get the permalink of the first post
		global $post;
		$attachment = get_post( $post->ID );
		$parent_post_id = $attachment->post_parent;
		$canonical = get_permalink( $parent_post_id );
	}
	return $canonical;
}
add_filter( 'wpseo_canonical', 'wpseo_set_archive_canonical' );

Same problem here. They do show as missing images here as it’s trying to load them from the development domain instead of the production domain. Please fix!

@emielm I do not use that plugin. However, I do use Custom Advanced Fields to add a field to the user profile. Perhaps the problem is with saving meta data for users.

I’m affraid I did not yet find a solution to this problem. Was hoping to have gotten a response for the creator but no luck so far.

I figured as much. Thanks Joost!

I’m having the same issue. How did you revert back?