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Thank you nsgawli, that solved it 🙂
Hi nsgawli,
I can enable email updates for:
– Administrator
– Supervisor
– Assigned Agents
– All AgentsIf you wanted users/customers who have contributed/replied to a ticket, which option would I enable?
Thanks so much!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Support Plus Responsive Ticket System] Auto-expand threaded repliesPerfect, thank you very much!
Unfortunately that did not work. Unsure of what else to try.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] Exclude CSS files from minify?Thanks, I’ll give that a try! 🙂
Yes, I totally agree Dax!
Could the Yoast SEO developers please acknowledge this issueand provide a fix for it?
Interesting! I had a similar issue when using the W3 Total Cache plugin. There was a certain flip I had to switch, and once I flipped it, it removed the mixed content errors.
Hey Ross, thanks for the reply. And yeah, it certainly looks like I was being served the cached http pages, but only through the https protocol which caused all those Mixed Content messages. Pretty crazy and hard to diagnose. Glad it’s fixed though.
Hey Michael, I think I managed to create a quick hack to fix the issue.
Open up
wordpress-seo/frontend/class-frontend.phpand change line 871 from:echo '<link rel="canonical" href="' . esc_url( $canonical, null, 'other' ) . '" />' . "\n";To:
echo '<link rel="canonical" href="' . esc_url( str_replace("https://", "http://", $canonical), null, 'other' ) . '" />' . "\n";And that looks like it fixes the issue. However, this change will be overwritten every time the plugin is updated so I’m currently looking for a more permanent fix.
Update: It looks like I got it fixed by checking the “Cache SSL (https) requests” requests in the “Page Cache” setting of W3 Total Cache. Not sure why that would have a big impact, but it does seem to work.
What’s really interesting is that it should be possible to override the rel_canonical function of WordPress to replace the
httpswithhttpHowever, as this post and this one demonstrate, you need to override the WordPress SEO canonical function, which either removes all canonical URLs or leaves the others intact.
Technically, you could use this function to achieve the desired functionality, I just can’t figure out how override the other functions.
Thanks Michael!
Michael: I’m having the exact same issue. Unfortunately, I can’t really risk simply uninstalling the plugin and re-installing it do to a lot of SEO factors I have going on and I’m not willing to put them at jeopardy. Did you manage to solve this problem? If so, I would love to hear your solution.