Howard Young (@howardy)
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Akismet Anti-spam: Spam Protection] Unable to enter key with AKISMETYour Apache server may be misconfigured. Check with your host provider so that your server won’t get this error: wp-content/plugins/akismet/.htaccess: order not allowed here
@exhtml, you can limit the number of pages on the XML Sitemap submenu from the default of 1000 to a smaller number. Did/Could you try lowering the pages to 100 using your original PHP memory limit to see if you have the same problem?
Hi Ladan, there may be conflict with “Google XML Sitemaps” by Arne Brachhold that you have enabled. I would start first by disabling that plugin to see if the issue is resolved.
You also have to rename sitemap.xml in your root folder to something other than “sitemap”. This file was created by Arne’s plugin and is no longer needed if you have XML Sitemaps enabled in WP-SEO.
At line 344, Yoast’s plugin installs a query for “sitemap” and the combination of the two may result in the issue you are seeing.
You can also disable XML Sitemaps from the WP-SEO admin panel to prevent line 344 from ever executing.
Hi Ladan,
Without seeing the server error logged in your Apache error.log file, I can’t be certain what the error is. Usually when you get a server error, a function is undefined causing the script to halt and issue the error.
Line 344 is a call to add_query_var that is defined in the WP class. This suggests that your theme or a different plugin is killing the $GLOBAL[‘wp’] object.
Perhaps you can disable your plugins first — one by one — to see which one is the culprit. If still have a problem, change your theme to one of the stock themes.
This may be related:
http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-fix-yoasts-wordpress-seo-sitemap-404-error/Yes, sitemap.xml has errors, but your sitemap_index.xml doesn’t.
The plugin redirects sitemap.xml to sitemap_index.xml so you probably want to back out that change to your .htaccess file and remove/rename the sitemap.xml file in your root directory.
Yoast sells his video sitemap plugin here: http://yoast.com/wordpress/video-seo/ instead of including it in the WP SEO plugin.
Did anyone else notice if your wp-seo settings were reset when upgrading? I lost everything and started over from scratch…
You’re right to be angry. All my settings from before the upgrade were reset.
Try this: Click on the help tab, scroll down and press the blue button…
Sort of a hack/work around:
After you configure your settings, click on the help button and scroll down the page and click on the save settings button that should be on all pages.
@petervanderdoes, thanks for debugging this issue!
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Twenty Twelve] Awesome!!Nice customization! – Howard
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Twenty Twelve] Uh, the Developer(s) need to learn the business modelThe resizing enables the theme to work on multiple platforms and screen resolutions. Thus, you have to use larger sized images to support different resolutions. Then the theme will size and crop them for you for the user’s platform.