Matt

This error is caused by having 2-factor authentication enabled on Pinterest.

@benracicot Thanks, that was my issue with Angular.

Postman shares cookies with Chrome. If you are logged into your site you may see unexpected results.

Worked great, thank you!

Thanks Stephen!

I’m on Heroku where you can’t upload files. They are generated in Composer on deployment. Becuase of that the update_plugins permission is in fact disabled. Is it possible to provide a fallback permission if define(‘DISALLOW_FILE_EDIT’, true); or define(‘DISALLOW_FILE_MODS’, true); are present?

I’m getting it as well. WP 4.2.2, AngularJS 2.0.1, WP-API 1.2.2.

It’s a bad practice to do debugging on a live site when it comes to plugins and theme source code. I suggest creating a duplicate WordPress install in a subdirectory where you can experiment safely before going any further.

WordPress has features that make this easier than it sounds. The Export and Import tools move the content of your old site into the new site. Moving WordPress provides further guidance.

Hi mightytimbo,

When you look at your source code is there only one <meta description> tag?

Google pays increasingly less attention to tags and page titles. They like to write dynamic custom descriptions to, in their words, better match the searcher’s intent.

Hi Ryan,

The simple answer is it’s not simple to do.

I created a stylized rss feed about three years ago. It’s largely an undocumented operation in WordPress though Yoast has a 2009 article about it. I hope that provides some direction.

Hi starchcreative,

If I’m understanding your question correctly one possible (and untested) way you could do it is this:

if ( is_user_logged_in() ) {
    // display edit_post_link();
}
elseif ( post_password_required() ) {
    // display get_the_password_form();
}

The function wp_insert_post() will be your friend here.

Hi osvit,

Your question doesn’t have one best answer as different people have different opinions. Personally I believe it is both easier for you and better for your SEO to have a single site and use a plugin such as WPML to segregate languages.

Hi pixelcreativ,

Are you noticing this on all pages or just certain types?

Hi datoseb,

You have a few options…

1. Reinstall WordPress… sometimes that fixes the issue.
2. Create a multisite network.
3. Install a fresh copy of WordPress in a subdomain. Export the content of your old site into the new site. Moving WordPress provides further guidance.
4. Use a premium service such as VaultPress or BackupBuddy to transfer the content for you.

Hi skrumo,

Google’s crawlers index your site according to a variety of different factors. You can discover more detailed information inside Google Webmaster Tools, including the ability to request faster crawl rates.

Hi Shay,

Does the issue exist when you switch themes and what themes have you tried?