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  • Deleting plugin and then installing 1.7.3.3 worked

    @yoast team

    Aren′t you ashamed about the fact that you recently are publishing crap after crap? Bug after bug? You are killing thousand of webpages, you guys!

    If I counted well there were 5 Bugfix releases after your last main release.

    A 15 Mio Download Plugin can′t force the users to be the developers beta-testers or debuggers or whatever. And don′t come with the excuse that this plugin is for free. The success of your free plugin just gave you the opportunity to release “pro” = paid plugins.

    You did really amazing work – in the past – in the present users should be warned “Don′t use the Yoast SEO plugin for productivity pages. There is needed a strong effort from Yoast staff to get back the credibility you earned over the years.

    @rodgonz

    Agree. 100%. Free or not, releasing updates that haven’t been properly tested is sloppy.

    Nobody expects perfection and sometimes, s**t happens, but I think twice about hitting that update button on anything that has the Yoast name attached to it at the moment and if you’re hoping your free plugin is going to entice users to part with money for the pro version then you’re going to be bang out of luck.

    The frustration is that we all know you’re capable of better, so c’mon guys take the criticism on board and up your game to previous levels.

    Currently 1.7.3.3 giving me the same issues. ??
    Updated manually.
    Had to put back backup.

    max

    (@seoactivist)

    Reputation takes years to build yet can be lost/eroded in a relative moment…

    I also find myself doubting the update button with Yoast’s recent work, which is a condition I work hard to avoid – mostly by being very selective about who’s code I’m willing to run ??

    Any others experiencing ongoing issues with 1.7.3.3 as @homerecords reports?

    had issue with 1.7.3.3

    went into control panel/wp-content, and renamed seo plugin. Then was able to login to the site and just deactivated for now…

    Updated from 1.7.1 to 1.7.3.3 causes

    PHP Fatal error: Class ‘WPSEO_Options’ not found in /app/wp-content/plugins/wordpress-seo/wp-seo-main.php on line 216

    This happend on heroku cedar-14 stack with official build pack (php5.6.6) after git push deployment. This means server was fresh started – so there is no way that old code was cached and my have caused the trouble.

    Do you read me: There IS a bug in the code. Waiting for a fix.

    Meanwhile: Rollback to 1.7.1. (that is slow but stable) hand hoping @yoast team will restore quality control and testing, soon…

    BTW: I stopped using another big yoast plugin recently. Maybe I should seek for an lightwight SEO alternative, too… Suggestions welcome.

    YIKES!!! I was just about to upgrade from 1.7.1 to 1.7.3.3 THEN read this thread. I think we’ll sit tight until we hear something back from Yoast ??

    This happened from version 1.7.2 up until now, still get the error with version 2.0.1. WordPress version is 4.1.1 and is a multisite installation…

    What I see with 2.0.1 is slightly different.
    ON my website with WP 4.1.1 my website works with WP SEO, but…
    the Yoast setup pages are blank, just tabs and the top and the “save changes” button. Clicking on the tabs just highlights that tabs and the page content is still blank.

    How do I get a copy of the earlier 1.7.1??
    Thanks,

    Same problem here @timt13 !
    Yoast setup pages are blank, just tabs and the top and the “save changes” button.
    Any solution?

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