rschierloh

The issue with WP All Import is that it requires the images to be imported attached to a post type, so you can’t just update what’s already there. I am also looking for a tool that would all you to export all images by filename, update a csv, and then re-import with the image attributes. That doesn’t seem to exist.

So it looks like there was a conflict with the plugin Notice Bar Pro. Once that was disabled Yoast started working normally again. We didn’t spend much time trying to run down the conflict.

We’re setting up a testing env today, we’ll let you know what we find. Thanks.

We reverted the plugin version to 4.8, it seems there is some conflict, possibly with WooCommerce, but we aren’t going to be removing or making changes to WooCommerce. Our testing site is similarly broken now that Yoast has been updated to 6.1.2:

<!– This site is optimized with the Yoast SEO Premium plugin v6.1.2 – https://yoa.st/1yg?utm_content=6.1.2 –>
<meta name=”robots” content=”noindex,follow”/>

That’s not set anywhere in the plugin. For your awareness.

Was this ever addressed? I seem to be having the same issue.

I second this one – I found what I thought was the correct code to change in script.js, but I tried disabling the onOverlay click listener and expanding the click error margin but neither seems to work.

EDIT: That works once I minimized the JS and replaced the minified file. Is there a cleaner way to do this without hacking up the plugin?

• This reply was modified 8 years, 2 months ago by rschierloh. Reason: update

I rolled it back to the last version of the plugin and it’s working fine again – must be an issue with the new update.