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Please fix this bug, and notify when released.

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In our e-commerce store, we have a specific category that initially contained three pagination pages. However, due to product reassignments, the third pagination page no longer holds any products and returns a 404 status code.

While implementing a permanent redirect from this page to the first pagination page might seem like a solution, it’s not ideal for long-term use. As we add new products to the category, this redirect would prevent users from accessing them if the redirect isn’t manually removed.

Additionally, there’s a possibility that products from this category might be reassigned in the future, potentially leading to similar issues with other pagination pages.

Considering these scenarios, I’m seeking a solution that enables automated behavior based on product availability on pagination pages. The desired outcome is as follows:

1. If a pagination page contains no products and returns a 404 status code:

Automatically redirect users to the first pagination page.

2. If products are added to the pagination page:

Change the status code to 200 (indicating successful retrieval) and prevent redirection to the first page.

This approach ensures that users always have access to relevant products and eliminates the need for manual intervention to manage redirects.

I would greatly appreciate any insights or guidance you can provide on achieving this behavior within Rank Math.

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Leonard

I was looking into the sitemaps that appear to be managed by Jetpack, and tried to follow instructions to view the XML sitemap files as instructed in the Jetpack docs.

Synopsis of my situation:

 sitemap.xml            empty
  news-sitemap.xml       empty
  post-sitemap.xml       not empty
  page-sitemap.xml       not empty
  category-sitemap.xml   not empty

I surfed to https://sj.foodsci.info/sitemap.xml and while the page was there, it was empty of content. The same can be said of news-sitemap.xml. It is my understanding that these are generated by Jetpack.

The latter three in the above list I don’t recall being mentioned by the Jetpack documentation, but they were there, seemingly intact. I found them based on a forum discussion relating to Yoast, where the person observed that if he/she entered into the address bar:

my.blog/?sitemap=1

that they would see a list of the latter three files, whose contents could be seen.

Do search engines look at the latter three files, or just sitemap.xml? If so, what do I do to troubleshoot this problem, and re-populate sitemap.xml?

Just want to know what could be the reason behind this.