Joost de Valk

@ffscz something is doing jQuery things that my code isn’t doing… Could you check if the latest version still gives you these issues?

That’s most probably the cause indeed. Just pushed a fix for that in 1.2.1.

Absolutely, please submit a pull request for this file on GitHub.

Hey! Just leaving it on for a few days actually gives much better data. For example: if you have a large option that’s only needed on some obscure page on your website that nobody ever visits, with what you propose, you wouldn’t see that, as that page would be visited by the automated process, and thus you wouldn’t remove autoload from that option, because the behaviour is not natural visitor behaviour. Whereas if you just leave it on for a few days, the difference becomes clear automatically.

That’s annoying ??

This looks like the JavaScript is erroring. Could you check your JavaScript error console, if you know how that works, and share the errors showing there?

Hi @mauri01 so… what happens? do you see any errors in your browser’s console perhaps?

I think both your issues have been fixed, the fatal in 1.0.1, the other in 1.0.2 ??

Should be fixed in 1.0.2

I’ve merged @rogierlankhorst’s pull request into 1.0.2 which has been released ?? So i’m closing this as resolved.

Hi @josklever !

This should be fixed in 1.0.2.

Not really – I don’t have access to those sites. Just noticed it was broken and they were running a very recent version.

1.9.4 fixes this. Apologies for the inconvenience.

Hey people, Joost here, founder of and currently interim CTO at Yoast.

I agree that it’s too much, and in fact I’m not happy about it at all, so we’re taking it out entirely for the next release. Sorry for this. It’s a nuisance that shouldn’t have been released.

Hey everyone, we’re aware of an issue here and are working with the team at SiteGround on seeing if we can replicate and fix it.

Perfect, thank you! Just updated the stats.