Peter Islin Nielsen

I have exactly the same problem. It also happened after updating to 9.4.1.

Hi,

I am experiencing the same problem. The same goes for our customers, who naturally become concerned about the notification – and at the same time, they mistakenly believe that their WooCommerce is not updated to the latest version (which it is).

Thanks in advance.

I’m experiencing this as well. The SEO title has been changed to “false” on 5 random pages of a total of 60 pages. I’m running Yoast 17.1 on WordPress 5.8.1. Also, in the focus keyword field I see the value “0” on the 5 affected pages.

That sounds great, thanks. And you don’t have to stress about this – I’ve found a solid work-around to use instead.

Yeah, it’s totally understandable – no pressure ?? Do you think v0.4 will be relased within the next couple of weeks?

OK, I’ll try to find a work-around. Thanks for your swift reply ??

Hi Kevin,

Have you had a chance to look further into this?

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by Peter Islin Nielsen.

Hmm, this seems to be a bit over my head. I’d like to check the capability property for my custom post type, but since I’ve used the CTP UI plugin, I’m not quite sure where to look:

Thanks.

Thank you for your swift reply, Kevin.

Yes, there’s a lot of posts which they’ve previously authored. But when the users are logged in and click on “Posts” or “Kat”, nothing happens – it seems like the users are permitted from seeing the posts.

I’ve tried to set their supplemental role to “Kat Editor”, but it doesn’t help. The problem only resolves if I change their roles to “Kat Administrator” – but when they’re set to “Kat Administrator”, they see (and can edit) all posts, so that’s not unfortunately an option.

OK, thanks ??

Any news on this, Tom? Thanks ??

No, unfortunately not. I tried several different things, but I never got it to work. Instead I used the Featured Image as you proposed – that worked like a charm ??

Yes, it works like a charm. There are several ways to do it: If you use the free version of Polylang, you can do as I described above. And if you use Polylang Pro, you can also use the duplicate function as described here: https://polylang.pro/doc/duplicating-content-across-post-translations/

So to sum it up, Polylang and Visual Composer are quite compatible. I have not encountered any problems at all.

Hi EkoJR,

Thank you for your reply. I’ve tried to design a dynamic URL format as you proposed, but I can’t get it to work. I must be doing it wrong:

<a href="[post_permalink]"><img src="https://site.com/subfolder/wp-content/uploads/image?ID=[post_meta name=”featured_partner_logo"]" alt="[post_title]"></a>

I thought about using the Featured Image instead, but I would like to reserve it for other purposes if possible.

First of all: I’m really glad that you decided to fire up APL again! It feels so much better relying on plugins that are maintained and supervised by their author.

Regarding the “max” and “empty_message” params, I think you should keep them – they might come in handy. What would be the reason for not having them there?

And please let me know if you need any help with graphic design. For example, I’d love to design a proper plugin icon for APL – just to give something in return for all the development hours I’ve saved with your plugin ??