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Hello,

That didn’t work. Times out.

Sending the message:?Ajax Error

An unexpected error occurred:
504 – Gateway Timeout

What else can we try?

https://ibb.co/F6tDPMw
https://ibb.co/0tMJhtr

thanks,

That seemed to do the trick! One question, in my settings it is supposed to sort by relevance, Is there something overwriting this? Kinda the point of the plugin ay? : )
thanks

Any update here? Thanks!

Not sure how this could be a server issue?
Google is saying that this file is somehow being blocked and creating a 4xx error. My ask of you is does this have any implications for SEO and if it is allowed by default in WordPress and is specifically noted as allowed in robots.txt, what is blocking it? Is it possible to escalate the ticket? I see others experiencing this as well on other boards and no one seems to have a clear answer. Was hoping you guys would have some insight being industry experts. Thanks!

Hi, Yes it is in Google Search Console same as @purposepath has described. “Blocked due to other 4xx issue” is the terminology Google is using to describe the error. The URL they are referring to is simply https://sitename.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php. Yes we have the latest version and meet all site/server requirements for the plugin.
It may be a Google issue but does this have any implications for SEO and does it make a difference that /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php be allowed in robots.txt? thanks

Nothing specific pertaining to the functionality. We always check with developers if we haven’t seen an update in over 6 months to make sure it is not abandoned and is still supported so it does not become a security issue.

actually I think that has been resolved also, I am not seeing it in the report now after running the update. Great!

what about the unload event listener error?

Hello,
Today I am not seeing the notice to update the db? Yesterday it failed with more than 15k entries still not done. I checked the php error log and the only thing I found was a memory exceeded. It’s set at 256M. I was going to change that to 500 and run again but as I said the error message is gone. ??

Hi there,
The next step was to reconfigure and get new API keys. The issue seems to be ok now, however. Have not had any errors since the 11th so hoping it was some issue with Google servers? Will keep an eye on it for now. Thank you

Hi,
I checked with the hosting first thing and they did not see any issues on their end. They also tested doing a couple curl requests to smtp.gmail.com and they went through without issue. Here are the settings https://imgur.com/a/89ZErz6. Appreciate your help.

It is only on pagination for Woocommerce products, shop and category pages. As I have mentioned, I set up a staging site to check for plugin/theme conflicts and they are still there even with default theme and no other plugins activated.

@rainfallnixfig
The way we found them was by doing a crawl in Screaming Frog which we do routinely to check for redirects and 404’s. There are no specific steps to reproduce it.
As noted earlier, the redirects are on the /shop and /product-category pages pagination.
thanks

Hi @hegenberg
So if I am understanding correctly, this is supposed to be redirecting? I have not seen this on other Woocommerce managed sites so it did not seem like normal behavior.

thanks