JowiM

@frederick Townes. I have also submitted a bug report.

@super Interactive. Thanks for your solution it worked great

if ( version_compare( $current_version, '1.2.8', '<' ) ) {
                        $options = get_option( 'wpseo' );
                        if ( isset( $options['presstrends'] ) ) {
                                $options['yoast_tracking'] = 'on';
                                unset( $options['presstrends'] );
                                update_option( 'wpseo', $options ); //<!----Change this
                        }
                }//<!--@johnheaston You have this missing

you should have something similar as shown above

@johnheaston is it possible that you may have deleted the bracket or something similar?

@ingervandyke you have to connect to the server using an FTP account. Once you done that you go to {wordpress-path}wp-content/plugins.

@ingervandyke You can move it from the file system.

But for me only the admin area was showing white the website worked fine

I fixed this by going to the plugin folder admin/class-admin.php and removed the “s” from update_options() on line 441

Hi esmi,

Thanks for your help that was the issue. We needed the postname setting for our permalink.

Thanks again.
Johann

In my website I use custom posts for specific section eg https://localhost/news/news-post1/. Where news-post1 is a custom post and news lists all the custom posts of type “news”. When I updated to 3.3.2 and try to view /news/ or /news/news-post1/ the 404 page is shown.

When I go in the admin area all my custom posts are there.

Thanks

Hi,

I had solved the issue.
The problem was that in the .htaccess for some reason the RewriteCond that used %document_root was not resolving the correct url. My solution was to hard code the path. The irritating part is that after some settings are updated the plug-in updates the .htaccess automatically.

Thanks