• I have just upgraded to wordpress 2.7.1 and when I have the All in One SEO Pack 1.4.7 activated, I get a lot of “internal server errors” on my wp-admin pages, particularly when I try to acces the list of posts page – /wp-admin/edit.php

    When I deactivate this plugin my wp-admin works fine.

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  • Ouch!! This worked.
    https://techblissonline.com/platinum-seo-pack/

    I disabled AIOSEO and activated the above plugin and boooya!! It worked.

    Sorry DD, but you still deserve all the credit as Platinum was based off your work!

    Thanks again.

    Sam

    Greetings Hallsofmontezuma.

    First let me thank you for the nice plugin. Every bit of SEO helps!

    I am running WordPress 2.7.1 and AIOSEO 1.5.6. After reading the various posts above, I made certain that I have <?php wp_head(); ?> as the last entry before </head> in my header.php file. If you visit my site, https://MaxNutrients.com, you will notice that I am running a modified version of the Default 1.6 WordPress theme. So, I am hoping it will be straightforward to make this work. The main reason for me to use this is for three features: description, keywords, and the canonical url.

    The problem I am experiencing is this. All of my pages, with the exception of my home page, display description and keyword meta tags.

    I have not reviewed the plugin line-by-line, but I did look at my wp_postmeta table. Sure enough, it has description and keywords meta_keys for my home page’s post_id. If I change the home page to another of my pages, then the new page takes on the problem of the missing meta tags and the former home page meta tags appear.

    I’m puzzled. Since others have made their plugin work, I am sure I have overlooked something basic, but I am not sure quite what that something might be.

    TIA

    Well, wouldn’t you know it. Settings/All In One SEO has a separate place for keywords and description for the home page than for all the other pages. I feel a bit foolish that I did not see that earlier.

    If I could humbly make a request for your next release it would be that the home page functionality default to being set under Edit Pages, like every other page, for the sake of uniformity. This behavior could then be overridden in the Settings/All In One SEO plugin options. This arrangement seems more logical.

    I am trying to help someone fix their All-In-One issue.

    Like others in here, after they upgraded All-In-One no longer worked like it did before. Their keywords and descriptions show, but the page title won’t show.

    In the post admin area, you can give it a title, but when someone goes to that page or post from the front end, the custom All-In-One title won’t show.

    The wp_head() function is already in the header.php file.

    Any ideas?

    Thanks

    Ok, we got it resolved. The rewrite url’s needed checked in the settings area.

    inntell

    (@inntell)

    I have the same problem (but resolved). The problem is Description Meta Tag does not show in source code, but Meta Keyword and the Canonical link are OK.

    After I tried to changed new Themes even WP versions, I’ve found that if you put PHP code inside the post(at the 1st/2nd line of post). The All in One SEO Pack will cannot generate the Meta Description.

    So, do not put PHP code to the 1st/2nd line of the post,because it will break the Description Meta Tag. The ways I do put the PHP code belower the 2nd line of the post. OK. let’s see what I said.

    Here I used PHP code at the bottom post (to generate link)
    https://720phdtv.com/sony-bravia-kdl55v5100-sale-best-55-inch-lcd-tv/

    Here I used PHP code at the 1st line of post (to generate link)
    https://720phdtv.com/toshiba-19av600u-19-inch-720p-portable-lcd-hdtv/

    Views page source to compare it!

    Hey guys,

    I am using the Epsilon theme at my site (www.adelaidepersonaltrainers.com.au), description and keywords tags not showing properly.

    I was using SEO Meta Tags Analyzer Tool (https://marketing.askbee.net/seo-meta-tags-analyzer-tool/) to check results but nothing was showing.

    After reading a couple of posts, I just removed the following line from the header.php code and it now seems to be working:

    <meta name=”description” content=”<?php bloginfo(‘description’) ?>” />

    Hope this helps you out.

    Clayton.

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