Daniel Marquard
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The SSL feature of this plugin has always been problematic. It’s basically unusable when used with a Varnish front-end in my experience. You’re better off following Google’s recommendation of enforcing SSL across your entire website, which can be done by changing the protocol in your WordPress settings.
I had this problem also. In my case, pages with SSL enforced would toggle back and forth between HTTP and HTTPS, creating an infinite loop, regardless of which protocol was used to access the page.
It turns out that another plugin, WooCommerce, was causing it, even though it seemingly had nothing to do with any pages outside of the two it enforced SSL on. Disabling SSL in WooCommerce fixed the issue, and I just toggled SSL using iThemes by editing these two pages. Now my website is secure and conflict-free. 🙂
Hope this helps.
I have a possible SOLUTION for you guys! After much trial and error, the plugin magically started working correctly and wrote to my nginx.conf without issue.
I changed the “NGINX Conf File” in the plugin’s settings to a new, blank file. The plugin immediately began writing to the new file, so I reverted the field back to the nginx.conf path and all was well.
No idea what caused this, but it’s probably some kind of bug. I hope this fixes it for you guys.
I have the same problem. Thanks for the suggestions for fixing this, but they’re not working. It’s frustrating because I rely on error messages to resolve problems like these, and when iThemes reports that nginx.conf couldn’t be written, that’s less than helpful. The file exists and is chmod 777.
An update was just released for iThemes, but it does not address this issue…
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Twenty-Eleven Warning: Missing required field "updated"Hi sdpate,
I just had a look at your website. Google is looking for the “updated” class in
<time class="entry-date"…I ran into the same problem myself where I could find no up to date tutorials on how to fix this, so I delved into the code and resolved it myself. Hopefully the tutorial I wrote can save people some time on this issue.
http://www.technosultants.com/blog/warning-missing-required-field-updated-wordpress
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Rich Snippets Error Missing required field "updated"Hi moonlitknight…I found your post while searching for a solution myself. Your snippet was helpful in determining how best to fix this.
To answer your question, you can use multiple classes by replacing
<time class="entry-date"with<time class="entry-date updated". I’ve created a tutorial to assist others with making this change.Thanks again.
http://www.technosultants.com/blog/warning-missing-required-field-updated-wordpress
Hello all,
I’ve found a solution to this issue. Many tutorials on this issue are out of date for fixing this in the Twenty Eleven theme, so I fixed it myself and posted a tutorial to help others.
Hope it helps. Have a good one.
http://www.technosultants.com/blog/warning-missing-required-field-updated-wordpress
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Pinging Does Not WorkIt’s with any service. I tried pinging the services individually as well, but with no success. Trust me, it’s a problem on WordPress’ end.