• Good morning. Updating to 5.0, unfortunately, kills our website with a 500 error. We’ve rolled-back to the previous version until new version becomes available.

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  • The plugin author should remove 5.0 from the repository.

    I looked at the upgrade code and the main thing 5.0 did there was delete the ‘gn-genre’ taxonomy terms and replace it with a new taxonomy ‘xmlsf_taxonomies’.

    Probably a good option to delete when going between versions in this SNAFU situation is ‘xmlsf_version’ in wp_options if you have access to PHPMyAdmin. Otherwise, you can temporarily put delete_option( 'xmlsf_version' ) in your theme’s functions.php file.

    Also, flush rewrite rules by visiting Dashboard / Settings / Permalinks. Just visiting that admin page flushes the rules.

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by kitchin.

    Hi, there was a weird situation during the push to SVN where some files where rejected (seems XML source was perceived by a commit hook as PHP and thus caused a parse error) so I fear some people have received in incomplete upgrade package.

    Is there a more specific error in your server log files that could tell what has gone wrong?

    What I see for xml-sitemap-feed/languages/ now is:

    Version 4.9.4: 19 files
    Version 5.0: 19 files
    Version 5.0.1: folder missing

    Hi Aaron, please let me know if you find anything in the error log file. I really cannot seem to figure this remaining issue with PHP 5.4 out…

    UPDATE: Think I found them all. 5.0.2 should be PHP 5.4 compatible. If you find any more issues, please let me know 🙂

    I still can’t see the category options either in composition or quick edit.

    Thread Starter Aaron Richardson

    (@n3rdabl3)

    @ravanh sorry for the late reply. I couldn’t find anything in our error logs, however updating to 5.0.2 I can confirm that you have fixed it!

    One thing I did notice however is that the plugin flagged our static robots.txt for deletion, not sure if that’s a bug or intentional, just thought I’d give you a heads up.

    Looking forward to exploring the new features/settings area.

    Thanks for the feedback 🙂

    The static robots.txt warning can be ignored if you wish to keep your static robots.txt file. But you may also decide to delete the file and let WordPress generate a dynamic robots.txt for you. In that case, you can add your custom robots rules in the field “Additional robots.txt rules” on Settings > Reading.

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