George M

I’m still on PHP v. 5.6

I have the same issue. updating to 1.0.1 broke many pages on my site. reverting back to 1.0 solves the issue.

For reference with 1.0.1:

https://www.site.com/one/two works
https://www.site.com/one/two/three does not work

Thanks

@pcosta88 I managed to get it working. I deactivated the plugin and reverted back to the previous version. I then ran the upgrade again to the latest version. Now everything works as expected – the links are counted successfully and notifications can be dismissed.

Thanks.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by George M.

@dandr69 your issue seems to be different as your counter hangs. Mine does not, it simply never stops counting.

@monbauza I already tried disabling the text link feature under “SEO > Dashboard > Features” – but the notification / nag still remains.

Where is the stale data coming from!!?!?!

I’ve even checked the database and cannot find the files stored there.

Hello

Thanks for your reply. I tried that – but it didn’t work. The files keep coming back. I also deleted /w3tc-config/master.php but it regenerates itself with all the obsolete files.

Hi

The plugin is currently not active – but I noticed the images that were referenced twice were NOT background images. I think I read somewhere that the plugin only supports background images for CDN.

Hi

Thanks for the update. Now instead of a broken page it shows a message:

‘This has been disabled’.

I prefer my theme’s standard 404 page to be displayed. I’ve found an alternative plugin that works better with my theme.

Hello?

Great. Thank you.

Hi

Thanks for your reply. The custom post types were supplied by my theme, I don’t know how to edit them. I was using WordPress SEO and that recognised all of the custom content types. All In One SEO also recognises them but gives a series of checkboxes to enable / disable as required.

I’m using ParkCollege theme and the problem post type is called ‘course’ – you can see an example of it here on the theme demo site https://themes.quitenicestuff.com/parkcollegewp/course/ba-fashion-marketing/

Thanks

Hi

I just updated to 1.1.6 and the problem is still there.

I am using a custom theme.

My site uses tabbed content fields. None of the contents of the tabs is recognized.

Thanks for posting the beta. I did try it but Yoast couldn’t read the custom fields at all giving the message: ‘The text contains 0 words. This is far too low and should be increased.’

I tried downgrading to Yoast 2.3.5 on a development server and it seems to work fine. I will probably use this on the live site to check all the SEO – then upgrade to the current Yoast plugin when I know it’s all fine.