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Peter Baylies,

But, why did the category and page title structure change?

Look the below link of screenshot,

https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-hfBVb78P60c/UYqc-iItfgI/AAAAAAAAA3w/w4oMhyK69GE/s1600/Untitled-2.jpg

Same bug here. It seems that the bug is partly fixed simply if you remove the exclamation mark at line 514 of file lib/meta.php

if (!$date_time) $date_time = $this->exif_date2ts($date_time);
should become
if ($date_time) $date_time = $this->exif_date2ts($date_time);

If it’s really the fix, you should quickly release a version at least for fix this bug. I think it’s anormal to annoy thousands of persons just because of one wrong character !

Also, I think you should break the foreach loop (line 508) as soon as you found the correct information, ie just after the line 510.

Sorry to be so hard, but for me, the current code is really ugly. Nothing is right. The “FileDateTime” tag is not in the $this->exif_data[‘EXIF’] array as others but in $this->exif_data[‘FILE’]. And this tag is not in the same format as the other two, so you can’t apply exif_date2ts because it’s already a timestamp.

And I think it is the same in almost all the plugin code (for example, filter hooks are not really at useful places). Nextgen Gallery is a quite good plugin in front-end for the users, but I think the code behind needs a good revision. Why not place the project on a public repository such as GitHub or Sourceforge, so that everyone can participate, follow the development, fork the project … ?

Dear Yoast team

I like to thank you for the GREAT no support of this plugin, me and many others (as you can see on this forum) have asked for support and never got any official responded back from the support team.

So i like to thank you believe it or not, because you have saved me from potentially a lot of hard work and site down time, for something that MIGHT have helped increase our seo and it would not have been by that much in any case. as we do us another SEO plugin that we would have moved away from (even though we been very happy with it for over 2 years).

Then this is the BIG BIG thank you i would like to say.
You have saved me from wasting $129.00 on your Video SEO plugin.

The lack of support you have given to the wordpress SEO plugin has put me off from paying $129.00 on your Video SEO plugin for all my sites, if you finally did decided to help me fix the problem, because it shows what type of support i would get.

So a big thank you for opening my eye to Yoast.

Is this plugin still supported?? or am i wasting my time trying to get this to work and to stick with Platinum SEO.

It be a shame if its no longer supported, as i was going to buy there premium plugin Video SEO, but it requires Yoast SEO Plugin in order for it to work. So they be missing out on a sale if they do still support it but not willing to helping us.

Hmm.

Anyone know where i can contact Joost de Valk direct, as it looks like no one on here knows the problem. So my only hope now is to try and contact Joost de Valk direct BUT i can not find his contact details.

And notice that your uploaded image should be exact 950×425 pixels or it won’t show.

Also know that it only picks one image per published post.

Agree that these instructions sound outdated with the latest WP core releases.

Simple wrapper for native get_template_part()
Allows you to pass in an array of parts and output them in your theme
e.g. <?php get_template_parts(array(‘part-1’, ‘part-2’)); ?>

Too bad it’s not working though. It keeps going with the native, no matter what you add there.

I uninstalled it (removed the plugin and data), but apparently the AAM permissions policy lives on after a removal. Installed it again, took a look at the permissions and indeed: some additional permission were still checked (performed as a test) – and working, while these were the ones that shouldn’t. Quite sketchy all this.

The thing I’m trying to achieve is to allow the editor to manage the main menu. Unhecked the whole brach of Display (main menu tab) to no avail. Checked “Activate plugins” (capabilities tab tab) as test, works (after removal, huh?), but shouldn’t be assigned (especially not after removing the plugin).

When I click one of the role-buttons below the capabilities page, I’m seeing checked boxes that are disappearing where they shouldn’t, it’s not aligned with the default permissions of additional plugins apparently (nextgen gallery in my case). Not cool.

Reporting that the suggested fix is not working. There seems to be a problem with the latest version of Adminize as well.

As a result the latest version of WordPress has no decent permissions plug-in, which isn’t the fault of the plug-in authors ofcourse – you guys are doing the right thing!

Things like adjustable permissions should be native to a WordPress installation (as it is with Drupal).

The screenshots are a “preview” that made for a client, and the problem is that can not remember where is this base template:( and I need to start the web.

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks, but that site does not help me because I have to put a live site, and I have only these screenshots.

Image 1

Image 2

Anyone else?

SOLVED:

Via the server error logs it turned out that the Apache Module ‘mod_security’ denied access to the file index.php when this file linked to ‘index.php?page=relevanssi/relevanssi.php’.

I’ve added the following to my .htaccess to avoid ‘mod_security’ blocking the file:

<Files "index.php">
SecFilterEngine Off
SecFilterScanPOST Off
</Files>

Thanks for the help!

That was my first thought, but since i’ve tried this on two different webhosts I thought this might be a failing link. Reading your reaction now I assume everything works fine for you? ??

I’ve contacted my webhost and asked them for help (since they have access to the server logs and I do not (at least not directly)).

I have the same problem. The update breaks it.