Hi,
what do you see if you click on the “View result” link next to the error message?
Best regards,
Arne
Hi,
I have the same problem. The generator seems can’t notify Google.
When I click on the “View result” I go to this link:
http://www.mysite.com/wp-admin/1
Someone could help me?
Thanks.
I’m having a similar problem. I installed the plug-in and it created the sitemap.xml file with no trouble. It also created a robots.txt file. Here is where my trouble began.
My keyword analysis at statcounter dropped down to almost nothing. I logged into Google webmaster tools and found that their error says that access to a bunch of urls was blocked by the robots.txt file. I went back and modified the file…same result. I went back and deleted the robots.txt file and all other instances of that file anywhere under my site’s structure (I had some leftovers in an old Drupal install) and still, no indexing.
I’m stumped. I’ve disabled the plug-in, and it has made no difference…whatever changed seems to have convinced Google there is a robots.txt file that does not exist…and I have not bee able to resolve the problem.
The site is at http://www.macabreink.com
Any suggestions would be MOST appreciated..
David
How do fix with this error? I click “View result” but no result.
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I also have the same problem on wordpress 2.7. It’s said:
# There was a problem while notifying Google. View result
# There was a problem while notifying YAHOO. View result
# There was a problem while notifying MSN.com. View result
# There was a problem while notifying Ask.com. View result
Regards,
Terrible support!!!! Where is a moderator? Why write the code if you can’t support it?
Anyone has a clue now? I am having the same problem
Terrible support!!!! Where is a moderator? Why write the code if you can’t support it?
It is a plugin. Support may come from some volunteer here but most likely from the plugin site.
It is a plugin. Support may come from some volunteer here but most likely from the plugin site.
I understand. But it is somewhat weird because for a while it worked fine. It happened after the server moved the IP. So I suspect it may have something to do that that.
I was with this problem too , but I think I solved.
In sitemap-core.php on line 2181 I replaced $this->RemoteOpen for the function file_get_contents
when occurr an error, Google returns a page with “Error 400”, then on line 2183 i just replaced
if($pingres==NULL || $pingres===false) {
for this:
if($pingres==NULL || $pingres===false || strpos($pingres,”Error”)!==false) {
Well, this works for me.
