intarwebsdeveloper

I’m experiencing this issue also. The only setting that is turned on is supposed to be the “Instant Alerts – 404 Errors”. But I keep getting emails about “PHP Error Log Changes” which is supposed to be turned off. The plugin is not working correctly.

I figured out why I was getting the 500 Internal Server error on my website with the Yoast 3.5 update. There were two other plugins installed that were having unrelated issues (they needed to be reinstalled because they got messed up somehow during a remote update with MainWP. Basically, they were appearing on the server but not in the back end). After I got those issues worked out, the Yoast 3.5 update installed correctly without the 500 Internal Server error. @herick09 – try disabling your other plugins before installing the 3.5 update and see if the error still occurs.

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I was able to get the taxonomy terms to display in a hierarchical order. First I installed the Category Order and Taxonomy Terms Order plugin – https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/taxonomy-terms-order/ . This plugin will put your taxonomies into a term group. Then I added a filter to change the order the taxonomy terms are being display. I put this in my functions.php file:

// Filter to change the order of taxonomy terms
function custom_taxterm_order($args) {
    $args = gf_apply_filters( 'gfcpt_taxonomy_args', array( $field->formId, $field->id ), array(
        'taxonomy'      => $taxonomy,
        'orderby'       => 'term_group',
        'hierarchical'  => 1,
        'hide_empty'    => 0
    ), $field );

    return $args;
}
add_filter('load_taxonomy_hierarchical', 'custom_taxterm_order');

This won’t put them in a full hierarchical order (with parent/child relationships) but the taxonomy terms won’t be displayed in alphabetical order anymore, it will be in the order you have them in with the Category Order and Taxonomy Terms Order plugin .

I think you should be able to do 11,000. I was able to convert 8,000 with no issues. The only thing I suggest is to bump up the memory that WP is using by adding this to your functions.php file.

define( 'WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '512M' );

Any update on getting it to work with search pages yet? Maybe a temporary solution until your update is released?

I’m seeing something with issue also. It is currently 1:47PM GMT-7, October 20, 2015. When I create a milestone and set it so it’s due October 20, 2015, the milestone shows up as 21 hours late.