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Works now again with the latest Update from today! Solved for me, thx.

Hi,

yes, same problem here. WordPress 3.8 and latest WordPress SEO. It is not only Metadescription but all WordPress Seo fields cannot be set to empty.

Regards
Dennis

I use php for delivery cache files so there are no special rules. But of cause I deleted all custom rules in the htaccess file, deactivated all plugins execpt WordPress SEO but the error still appears.

Switching to PHP 5.3 solves the problem. All custom rules activated again, all plugins (incl. WP Super Cache) activated -> all is fine.

That’s why I am not convinced that it is not a problem of the plugin!

Now I just have to pray that I am allowed to change the php version on all other webserver where I am facing and certainly going to face the problem…

Hmm, have you done something special? Just deactivating WP Super Cache does not change anything here.

Well, I don’t think so…

I have the same problem on three different blogs where I switched to WP 3.5.2 with the newest WordPress SEO Version. All three pages have the problem. Deactivating all other plugings did not change anything, changing the theme to WP Standard did not help as well.

Oh, something interesting:

I just checked one 1:1 copy on my local dev server -> everything is fine with php 5.4.7, all live servers are using php 5.2.12 where the error message above appears.

Wow, das nenn ich mal fix. Funktioniert einwandfrei, vielen Dank für die schnelle Reaktion!

Gru?
Dennis

Alright. Got it. An old funtion ín the theme header from the time WordPress SEO did not know anything about facebook caused the problem.

Still the same with 1.1.4.

As the error does not appear on other pages I guess it might have to do something with the theme – maybe functions.php. Is it technically possible in WP that a theme function can break a plugin?