sarahu

Thanks @neotrope. I guess I should give it a few more weeks, especially since we have about 8,000 posts that needs to be indexed.

Question though – I’ve been wondering about this for a while. None of the featured images on our site is 696px (width) or more. They are all 530px wide. So, when I use Googles Structure Data Testing Tool, I get no errors but I do get a warning saying “The attribute image.width has an invalid value.”

Could this warning be preventing AMP from showing up in Google?

Right now, I don’t even get the SERPS showing either.

Thanks,

I’ve been having this problem for over 3 weeks as well. My AMP pages don’t show up in Googles Search. How can I fix this issue?

Thanks,

Anyone please?

Yeah it didn’t help me either. I don’t get any errors but it’s still not working.

@mpmchugh thanks for the tip. I’ll check the out the plugin.

Hi.

Any luck with this? I too have a site hosted on WPEngine but the related posts don’t show up. There is no error on my debug page – it says everything connected fine to Jetpack.

Any help would be great.

Thanks!

As a quick update, I have tried deactivating all the plugins (except the ajaxy search) and changing my theme to one of WP’s default theme.

This didn’t fix the issue. I even tested the preview on the dashboard but it didn’t work there either.’

Can anyone help please?

Thanks,
Sarah

Haha my bad… thanks Lester. That did it.

Also thanks for the prompt response! ??

Cool. Can you tell me where I can find the updraft directory is located within the WordPress folders?

Thanks,

Hey David,

Thanks for the tip. I am getting the same error shown in your screenshot. It says the updraft folder should be within the wp-content folder so I created one and set the permisions as writable but that didn’t solve the problem.

Do you have any suggestions on how to solve this problem? Maybe the updraft should be placed in a different directory?

Also the warning message “WordPress has a number (10) of scheduled tasks which are overdue. Unless this is a development site, this probably means that the scheduler in your WordPress install is not working.” came back again. Does this message also prevent backups from working?

Thanks,

Just a quick note,

I tried adding:

Allow from a.b.c.d
Satisfy Any

with a.b.c.d replaced correctly and the warning message no longer shows. However, the “backup now” button is still disabled.

Any thoughts please?

Thanks,

I figured it out. Looks like there’s a clash within the lib_editor file in the cforms plugin, that’s affecting the popover UI.

For those who would like to know how to solve this issue, simply comment out this line with the cforms.php file

require_once (dirname(__FILE__) . '/lib_editor.php');

Doing so will remove the cforms button within any page/post but us will still be able to hard-code the form within the text section… and everything will work!

Thanks.

Only thing is, I put the new plugin on another site of mine and but it’s not recognizing any of my posts.

I would take a screenshot and show you what I see but there no place to upload an attachment.

It pretty much looks like this:

After the “Edit Posts template & Settings” header on the dashboard, the is no text area – only the sidebar showing where to save your settings. Under the “exclude post”, absolutely nothing shows.

— What could be a possible reason why this is happening?

Can someone help please?