There are scripts in the page using different release versions

Hello @onurparlar

Thank you for the support topic, it seems that type="module" is missing from the AMP scripts on your pages

Are you using any plugin that provides HTML optimization or HTML minification feature? can try disabling it for some time and recheck AMP using AMP validator

Additionally, please send us your site health information using this form privately so we can assist you further.

See also this prior support topic where the user reported a similar issue: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/there-are-scripts-in-the-page-using-different-release-versions/

In their case, they were using Ezoic which was adding the non-module scripts after the AMP plugin did its post-processing. As I commented there, a workaround is to temporarily turn off AMP ESM (module) scripts until the incompatibility is fixed. You can do so using this helper plugin: https://gist.github.com/westonruter/279bcb54336449ce55d8887fb0fcf5b9

Dear @milindmore22 and @westonruter

First of all thank you for your fast respone and help.

I tried and fallowed every step and I think HTML Minimize was the problem.

Also I sent you site health information…

Right now everything is working correctly but i’m still keeping active AMP ESM turn off addon…

I don’t see AMP enabled on your site. Did you deactivate?

Hello @westonruter

No its enabled but only homepage working over main theme.
If you click some content its showing post to you as AMP

Humm. I can see the AMP page here: https://www.sanalsergi.com/rafael-fuchs-project-x/amp/

The canonical URL is: https://www.sanalsergi.com/rafael-fuchs-project-x/

However, on the canonical page there has an unexpected link[rel=amphtml] element. I see just: <link rel="amphtml" href="amp/"> I believe a full non-relative URL is preferred here, though a relative link may work.

The AMP Validator extension for Chrome, for example, doesn’t realize there is a linked AMP version.

@westonruter

I’m using Legacy reader option for amp
should I change or should I add some code or something?

Thank you

You seem to be using some plugin which is enforcing relative URLs for links.

When I check the non-AMP version via Google’s AMP Test tool, it successfully finds the AMP version: https://search.google.com/test/amp

So it seems to be fine.

@westonruter thank you so much