Keep Safe Care Direct

Yup, perfect. Works like a charm now.. Knew it had to be something simple… thank you so much for the assistance.

First, thank you so very much for the reply! Ok, did exactly what the article says…

I want the popup to display on the homepage https://www.keepsafecare.com

But the only way the popup will display is if I put the URL in where the popup HTML is located: https://www.keepsafecare.com/caregivers/

Which also takes me to that page (which BTW what was happening before). In the CSS field I entered sg-popup-id-2808 which is the popup ID…

So, when I set the Custom URL to https://www.keepsafecare.com/ and the CSS field to sg-popup-id-2808, no popup is displayed at all? But it should, should it not?

what am I doing wrong now? Bummer

OK, are you going to fix it? Sahubs?

It seems like part of the code at /home/wellbeyond/www/blog/wp-content/plugins/google-sitemap-generator/sitemap-builder.php alters the post_date_gmt variable in the wordpress_posts table.

Thank you @arnaudbroes yes, I filled out the form but do not have an License Key so I put in 000000000111

My database is showing the updated dates. When I post to Google on the Search Console the dates are updated correctly.

My sitemap stopped recording updates as well. You can see the link here: https://blog.wellbeyondcare.com/sitemap-pt-page-2020-08.xml

The last updates was recorded 8/9 and I have made updates and changed postings since then and a whole slew of pages that have been updated are missing?

BTW, thank you for letting me know. Still like the tool. Just do not know what changed to limit it when it had been working all along.

OK, heard back from my service provider .. and this is their response:

There is no standard for maximum length of URIs. However, in practice there are limitations imposed by browsers and web server software. In this case, our web server does not accept such long query strings because they may be abused by hackers to perform a denial-of-service (DoS) attack on it.

Unfortunately, this limitation cannot be removed. The correct way to fix the problem is to make the plugin use POST requests instead of GET requests to make such modifications.

Found this link is StackOverflow
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30069882/logic-change-url-get-to-post-method-jquery

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Keep Safe Care Direct.

Hum, that would appear to be the logical reason.. the URL returns 8,704 characters.. and may need to change the server default to allow a longer length. Thank you.

Installed WP incorrectly…reinstalled and it fixed the problem.

..I double checked the DB settings and they are correct… it seems as if blog.wellbeyondcare.com/wp-admin/ does not exist but the the blog.wellbeyondcare.com/index.php does redirect to the correct html page…

OK, I can access blog.wellbeyondcare.com but not the /wp-admin/…it seems like the URL does not exist?