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+1 from me, please add the option to have custom block messages (and set the current “fixed” message as a default block message if the user makes no choice). THANK YOU.

@mikemobley2002 thank you for that hint! Yes indeed, after upgrading to 5.5. I can confirm the error is gone. I can activate W3TC minify again and all schema markup is visible and valid again. So this problem had nothing to do with W3 Total Cache @marcanor

That is really weird, since the problem surfaced when I updated Yoast Seo, not when updating W3 Total Cache… I haven’t touched W3TC and it’s configuration for quite some time, so I am positive it has nothing to do with W3TC. Can I safely revert to a previous version of Yoast Seo to validate my point?!

I can confirm that disabling the Minify HTML setting in W3 Total Cache works as a TEMPORARY fix. However, I have had this setting ON for years and it worked fine together with Yoast SEO. Only when I updated to 5.4.0 I ran into this problem… Yoast, can you please look into this!! Thank you!

It was working fine for about 2 weeks – now I am getting the same error again (FEHLER: Signal ?SIGXCPU“ (CPU-Zeitlimit überschritten) wurde an das Skript gesendet!). Max Execution Time is set to 25 secs. I have many other scripts that run longer than that, so I think although your error messages says / claims that it has to do with Max Exec Time, it actually has nothing to do with that setting / value.

ANY OTHER IDEAS?

@daniel Hüsken the only thing that is strange is that it used to work before with greater max exec time values (it was set to 300 secs) and all the sudden stopped working when I upgraded to version 3.3.3 …

I had the same problems, got an SIGXCPU error when running a backup with BackWPup 3.3.3 and WP 4.2.4.

I reduced the Max Execution Time from 300 seconds to 25 seconds and now the error is gone.

THANKS!!

@aaron Cohrs,

thank you very much for this! I’ve been looking for a solution for quite some time! Works like a charm!

This should be included in the plugin, I think! My users may upload up to 10 images in a form and the uploading of these images causes long server responses. Often users click on submit again because they are not familiar with the spinning arrow (indicating them to wait).

Thanks again!

add_filter('wpseo_opengraph_image', 'category_image');
function category_image($image) {
	global $post;
	if(!in_category('post_with_images' , $post->ID)) {
		return $image;
	}
}

Because I’ve not been able to find the correct answer anywhere and it took me some time to figure out how to include empty taxonomies in the sitemaps, here comes the code to be included in your function.php:

add_filter('wpseo_sitemap_exclude_empty_terms', '__return_false');