stephanebeck

Sorry for the late reply.

I’m still having the same redirection issue upon update of the AMPforWP plugin to its 0.9.59 version.

My permalink structure is: http://www.optiderma.com/%category%/%postname%/

The category base is: skin-health

The tag base is by default (empty)

What can I do to get this AMP redirection working properly?

Thanks,
Stéphane

Thanks for following up Marqas,

Yes, plugin updated to its latest version (0.9.54.2, as of today)

The redirection behaviour is super random and seems to change every day. It’s frustrating to have absolutely no control over it.

As of right now (and it may be different in 30 min.) the following page redirects to its AMP version while viewing from a desktop, which isn’t normal:

https://www.optiderma.com/articles/essential-oils-for-fleas-dogs-cats/

Cheers,
Stéphane

Thanks for your answer,

My plugins are set on auto-update and I’m running version 0.9.53 of your plugin, which appears to be the latest version, am I right?

However, the auto-redirect toward AMP versions of posts seems to be kinda random. If you visit our homepage (https://www.optiderma.com/amp/) you’ll see that some links are auto-redirecting and some don’t. Ans it seems to change from one day to another (it’s been 3 days that I’m monitoring it).

Anything else I can do to improve that “redirection rate”?

Thanks,
Stéphane

After having switched the “mobile redirection” setting to OFF 2 days ago, and back ON yesterday (24h ago), it’s the opposite behaviour I get now: no more auto-redirection to AMPs!

As of now, on the following AMP, the internal links (links to the same optiderma.com domain) are not redirecting to their AMP counterparts (except the related posts):

https://www.optiderma.com/articles/best-antifungal-foods-anti-candida-diet/amp/

I’ve cleared browser cache, as well as ClouldFlare cache, but it still doesn’t seem to work…

Thanks,
Stéphane

Indeed, the problem comes from a conflict with my theme… I don’t know what’s wrong yet but I’ll figure it out. I should have tried that before. I guess it’s how we learn. Thanks for pointing it out and sorry to have lost your time. Keep up the good work!! Thanks!

Thanks for the response RavanH.

I’ve tried what you suggested but the problem persists. It seem to affect different models of Galaxy and Prestigio tablets… please let me know if you have a chance to test it on physical devices, as I personally used BrowserStack service (which is usually reliable).

This URL can be tested, as it shows this “overlay/z-index” problem when the in-page photos are clicked: http://www.fathompaddleguiding.ca/blog/5-day-georgian-bay-sup-trip-report/

Thanks.

Thanks for the clarification Janis. Maybe this should be mentioned somewhere in the plugin so people know what to expect from the free version while validating their changes. Thanks.