Carlos Correza

Firefox sometimes has trouble with character counter JS. Some configurations also have trouble with Twitter. On linux I do not have this problem but on windows I do. I have no problems with Chrome.

1. When typing in the SEO Title or Meta Description fields, Firefox will suddenly run very slowly. Currently, to be efficient, I have to type the text in notepad and paste into these fields. (The slow-down is to the extreme, it will cause Firefox to momentarily become non-responsive – on a I5 processor, 4GB RAM, and Windows 7) – haven’t tried this in IE, Chrome, etc.

sounds like a file permissions error. is /wp-content/uploads writable by the server?

if WordPress was installed by your host from something like cpanel, the group “nobody” (apache is often assigned to this group) may own the core WordPress PHP scripts and directories, while your user account probably owns the plugin. If “nobody” owns the wp-content-uploads directory you may not have permission to write to it.

just a thought.

You would have to wait for Joost for a definitive answer, but because the plugin uses the rewrite rules per blog for the sitemap; I imagine it will need to be activated (or at least configured) per blog rather than network wide.

The plugin works as expected when activated per blog.

Hey thanks Joost!

the plugin does output a gz version of the sitemap.

its located at:

https://yoursite.com/sitemap.xml.gz

@cubexpert um.. yeah I guess you could do that. but for that matter you could use a simple if function exists else return the default values.

Or you could just change the wp_title tag in header.php the way the plug-in’s control panel suggests. that is …assuming you actually going to use the seo plugin to generate your titles.

Im just confused as to why you did it the way you did.

twentyten already has some conditional logic for titles.

wp_title( '|', true, 'right' );

try removing the variables from the wp_title tag like so:

wp_title( '' );

this bit does not seem to be included in class-frontend.php

else if ( is_archive() && isset($options['title-archive']) && !empty($options['title-archive']) ) {
			$title = wpseo_replace_vars($options['title-archive'], array('post_title' => $title) );
		}

DUH! ok i figured it out.
I did change something …
in my case, the server owns some of the directories in my installation so I can’t change the permissions. I copied the index.php file from my wp-content dir into some sub dirs (themes, plugins, uploads) to keep snooping eyes out. WordPress saw the index.php (probably in the plugins directory) and tried to execute it. that index.php file contains only the comment “silence is golden” so that’s what displayed in my admin area.

hope that helps someone else.

I’m having the same error, the “dashboard” link used to point to
“/wp-admin/index.php”
now it points to:
“/wp-admin/admin.php?page=index.php”

it works fine each time I install it and then it breaks after a few days with no changes to the installation.