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1. The problem is with Yoast SEO, so I must keep it enable to count links
2. I searched for conflicts, but now I have a problem:
I deactivated three plugins in a row (Widget Logic, Woosidebars and Tickera – WordPress Event Ticketing) and the problem disappeared. So I reactivated them and I decided to deactivate them one by one, but I couldn’t even try to count the links, because suddently, when I reactivated all the plugins, appeared to me this notification http://www.voicebookradio.com/it/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/screenshot-www.voicebookradio.com-2017-08-11-12-51-20.png
I didn’t follow the steps yet becuase I don’t think that the tables have been erased, because before doing this it counted my links so the tables exist. Maybe is a problem of Yoast.
We suggest you please refer to our this guide to troubleshoot this issue.
I’ll try and I’ll let you know
I wrote to my host and as I thought, the tables already existed. Now the counting of links works, without disabling any plugin