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@maybellyne Checking through the 2 reasons in the link you provided, The Rich Results tester tool throws an error: `type
BreadcrumbList
id
https://xyz.com/#breadcrumb
itemListElement
Either “name” or “item.name” should be specified
type
ListItem
position
1`

But the Schema.org validator doesn’t show any errors. From what I understand, this means that it’s not the second issue that’s the problem.
I’m not sure what other third-party tool the article refers to.

Does this mean that I should ignore this error for now and wait until Yoast v16.6 is released?
Thanks.

I’ve added a title to the homepage and I can see that the “name” field has a value in page source, but for the next pages the value is empty:

“breadcrumb”:{“@id”:”https://xyz.com/#breadcrumb”},”inLanguage”:”en-US”,”potentialAction”:[{“@type”:”ReadAction”,”target”:[“https://xyz.com/”%5D}]},{“@type”:”BreadcrumbList”,”@id”:”https://xyz.com/#breadcrumb”,”itemListElement”:[{“@type”:”ListItem”,”position”:1,”name”:””}]}]}

Ok, mine is Bitdefender so I’ve submitted it as a false positive to them to see what they say. Thanks!

Ok, I think that did the trick. I cleared cache too and it looks like events are being logged now. Thanks a lot for your help!

Ok, I added analytics.js to the Script Exclusion field but there’s no change. I also disabled Async Javascript but it’s still not tracking.

I use Autoptimize and Async Javascript plugins.

Hi @daanvandenbergh, I’m still having the above issue after 3 days. Only 1-4 events are being recorded per day, whereas it used many more before. I changed the footer option to header as well, but it didn’t make a difference.

The fix worked! Thanks ??

Yes, that’s what I meant. But the blank usernames are legitimate attacks, right? I was only getting those alerts before the fix so now I don’t get any.

I don’t understand why Wordfence would stop alerting us if there’s a botnet attack? I too want to know about them.

I’d rather not add strict rules to htaccess if I can help it. The last time I did that there were false positives and I had to remove over half the rules.

I have been getting wordfence alerts for the last 3 days about username ” ” being blocked from logging in. I tried using plugins to rename the login page URL but they didn’t work. Today I upgraded to the just released Wordfence upgrade and the alerts have stopped. I saw that it includes a fix that stops lockout alerts for ” ” username. Does this mean that it was a bug and I can breathe easy?

Closing thread

Ok, so the problem is resolved. After the update, another caching plugin I use was interfering with the Life Traffic. I disable that plugin, enabled live traffic and then enabled the caching plugin again. It now works fine.

Yes, the Enable Live Traffic View option is what is being turned off automatically even when I enable it manually.
The reason I want to see Live Traffic is because I had some spam bot visits recently and I could block them once I saw what they were in Live Traffic. I think I have the same problem now (spikes in traffic) but no idea what those bots are. Is there any other way to see where traffic is coming from?

Forgot to mention that I know Falcon automatically disables Live Traffic. Problem is I didn’t enable Falcon. I only updated Wordfence to the latest version.