Carrie

@ahmedkaludi , I enabled mobile redirection and tried the pages again on mobile and they still get a 404 error. I have turned that setting back off.

Carrie

@ahmedkaludi , this thread was about my issue, and I am still having the issue.

Carrie

@iniciopublicxd , I think mine might be a different issue. My category archive amp pages are working fine, and my category slugs are in lower case. It’s the paginated full list of posts that is broken for me, like the link in the OP. Thank you though!

That does seem to be the least painful option. I’ll leave it disabled. Thank you!

Hi @vmarko ,

minify enabled, all minify settings disabled
checked rewrite URL structure
saved and purged. all pages loaded.
checked enable HTML, unchecked all except ‘dont minify feeds’
these three pages did not load :
https://distanceparent.org/long-distance-parenting/what-long-distance-parenting-is-and-is-not/
https://distanceparent.org/tag/travel-expenses/
https://distanceparent.org/page/10/
disabled html and purged caches. all pages loaded again.

One by one tried these and none caused a problem :
checked enable JS minify settings (minify radio button selected)
under JS, checked preserved comment removal
enabled CSS with everything else under it unchecked
checked Preserved comment removal and Line break removal

Activating the Ocean Extra plugin breaks other functionality on my site. If I temporarily activate it and go back to customize my theme, the colors panel is gone altogether and I didn’t see a place to change the font color. I deactivated it and used custom css instead. Thank you!

I deactivated all plugins except AMPforWP and then activated them all one by one and it automagically worked! It’s no longer in add-on mode.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by Carrie.

Unchecking ‘Insert the AdSense header code used for verification and the Auto Ads feature’ in settings did the trick. I have re-checked it to see how it goes. I just hadn’t considered a sticky ad, wasn’t expecting it and wasn’t sure how to turn it off. ?? Now that I know, I’ll see how it goes and uncheck it if it doesn’t work out. My AMP plugin simultaneously went sideways so once I get that worked out, I”ll know better. Thank you!

a3 Lazy Load
Accelerated Mobile Pages (updated to latest this morning)
AdSense In-Feed Placement for WordPress
Advanced Ads
Akismet
bbPress
Better Recent Comments
BP Registration Options
BuddyPress
Elementor
Email Post Approval
Health Check & Troubleshooting
SEO Redirection
Sidebar Manager
Sky Login Redirect
W3 Total Cache
Wordfence Security
WP Admin Hide Other’s Posts
wpDiscuz
WPForms Lite
WPtouch Pro (AMP add on not active)
Yoast SEO

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by Carrie.

Hi @ahmedkaludi , This is marked as resolved but it’s not resolved. Still an issue. I don’t have AMP By AMP Project Contributors installed. It was installed previously (weeks ago?) but I switched from that plugin to this one. I verified today that there are no lingering files from it in the plugins folder. All of the settings for AMP for WP – Accelerated Mobile Pages were working as late as yesterday morning and then were not working an everything reverted back to defaults.

Got it – thank you!

No… It’s not even installed. I only have AMP for WP – Accelerated Mobile Pages installed.

Here is the outcome of the issue :

• Without the Astra Pro plugin enabled, AMP pages validate with google just fine. This includes having WPTouch Pro enabled and using all other themes and theme plugins I have been able to test.
• With Astra Pro plugin enabled, if WPTouch plugin is enabled, google cannot reach my AMP pages. The pages load fine in a mobile browser and exist – but google thinks they don’t exist. This, however, is ONLY an issue with Astra Pro – no other plugin or theme.
• This has resulted in a hit to my ttraffic and lasted ~2 months before I am finally quitting Astra.

Astra Pro support has continued to point blame at everything else through this entire process, including to point blame at WPTouch over a variable WPTouch doesn’t have access to, instead of considering that one can simply fix the issue by not using Astra Pro.

With another smaller issue that came up during testing (any time the Astra theme is disabled and reenabled, the footer menu goes vertical instead of horizontal), Astra’s first response was to blame me (it MUST have been something *I* changed) instead of just fixing it.

There are other small things I’ve noticed in Astra, for example, changes to theme colors don’t stick, that I was waiting until this was resolved to address – but the idea of having to work with Astra support again is awful.

I have moved to a different theme (with which, AMP with or without WPTouch is working flawlessly, btw) and requested a full refund from Astra. I think we will all be happy to have this whole debacle behind us. I hope in the future, Astra will consider a different approach to support that involves customer service over blame. While the customer is not always right, sometimes the customer is and it is super frustrating to deal with a company that blames instead of fixes.

Hi,

I did fix it with the code you provided last time – is this something I will need to do after every update or will it be added to the plugin?

Carrie

Hi,
This broke again when I updated to the newest version of the plugin. Is it possible to make this change in the plugin so that doesn’t happen?