Would you enable wp_debug – see here for how-to – http://codex.wordpress.org/Debugging_in_WordPress
and this for guide to use a browser to find errors: http://codex.wordpress.org/Using_Your_Browser_to_Diagnose_JavaScript_Errors
Turn off any caching systems!
Post the error message info here – also look for Warnings and Notices appearing above and within your page and included the info
(or leave wp_debug active and post a link to your site so Yoast and other contribs can look for themselves)
Thanks
I’ve turned on debug mode (with displaying of messages off) and am using the Debug Bar plugin to monitor.
If/when the problem pops up again I’ll post the ensuing error messages.
All I see right now are several “Undefined index” errors from other plugins, which I can only assume are unrelated because when I disable all plugins except WordPress SEO it still does not allow me to update titles and descriptions.
Changes made in meta box are not saving again.
I’m not seeing any errors in Chrome or in the WordPress Debug console.
Again tried deactivating all plugins but WordPress SEO to no avail. Problem occurs in all browsers.
I’m having a hard time understanding how this problem could come and go, why changing the themes back and forth from default would fix it but only temporarily.
I should also mention that I have other websites hosted with the same hosting company that are not having this problem.
I’m having the same issue on a site. I rebuilt the site using a Twenty Twelve child theme, and the problem went away for a bit but is happening again. Disabling all plugins except for WordPress SEO doesn’t fix the issue… nor does disabling the child theme.
I am having the same problem. Have previously entered keywords, title and description on a few pages, but now I can’t edit them. Whatever changes I make it does not save them.
I don’t want to disable my theme as it removes all the widgets from the position their in, and I have to rebuild them all. Rubbish I know, but that’s life.
Do you have any other ideas how this can be edited? I’d be happy to change the data directly in the database through PHP MyAdmin if you point me in the right direction of where to look?
Unfortunately, since this is a client site, I just removed the Yoast plugin and switched to All in One SEO. That plugin seems to be working and keeping the info we’re entering.
I hope each of you figures out a solution!
Hey all,
I think I found a solution to this problem but as I am truly a newbie when it comes to WordPress coding, I thought I’d share with you to confirm.
In the plugins/wordpress-seo/admin/class-metabox.php file, I commented out lines 691 and 692. Now I am not sure what this wp_is_post_revision(…) function actually does apart from what I learnt from reading the WP docs.
Hope that helps somebody!
a.
Hey all,
I think I found a solution to this problem but as I am truly a newbie when it comes to WordPress coding, I thought I’d share with you to confirm.
In the plugins/wordpress-seo/admin/class-metabox.php file, I commented out lines 691 and 692. Now I am not sure what this wp_is_post_revision(…) function actually does apart from what I learnt from reading the WP docs.
Hope that helps somebody!
a.
That did the trick! Thank you very much sir.
I hope in next plugin update Yoast fixes this issue.
WP 3.5.1
Wordpress SEO 1.4.12
Problem still not solved. I tried axelay’s hack on lines 712-713 (wp_is_post_revision seemed to move here from 691-692), it does not fix the issue.
BTW, are we talking about this?
// if ( wp_is_post_revision( $post_id ) )
// $post_id = wp_is_post_revision( $post_id );
I have figured out a work around for the issue of the home page meta description not changing.
Go to import/export and export your settings. It will save a file named settings.zip. Inside is a settings.ini where you can make the necessary changes (mine was after “metadesc-home =”). Save that settings.ini file and recompress to settings.zip Import the updated settings.zip file, and my home page meta description is now changed.
Hi all,
I’d like to look into this issue, but I can not reproduce the problem on WP 3.5.2, WP SEO 1.4.13 with theme: twentytwelve.
The more info I get, the better chance there is that I can solve it.
So for those willing to help get this fixed, please give me as much information as you can for the following questions:
- What theme are you using when the problem occurs ?
- Does it still occur using one of the WP default themes ? (some say it does, some say it doesn’t)
- Does it still occur if all other plugins are deactivated ?
- What – if any – PHP error messages do you see in your error log ? or on the screen/in the page source if you have WP_DEBUG enabled ?
- What – if any – Javascript errors do you see in the JS console ?
Please only post errors which relate to WP SEO!
If you are currently not logging PHP errors, have a look at this code which you can add to your wp-config.php file.
It will log any and all php errors to a file, independently of whether you have WP_DEBUG set to true. That way you can keep track of PHP issues on a live website.
I’d be very interested to hear if any errors relating to this issue show up in the log.
Be aware: logging errors will generally scare the living daylights out of most people as they suddenly start realising how many plugins are throwing errors….
Look forward to hearing more.
Smile,
Juliette