• Resolved Pcosta88

    (@pcosta88)


    Hey all,

    I have a site running a custom theme with Yoast SEO free 23.0 on WordPress v6.5.5.

    Text Link Counter and Insights are disabled. I was experiencing this issue: https://github.com/Yoast/wordpress-seo/issues/18065 and spoke with other team members in support.

    I put the filter on the site to disable the Indexables: add_filter( ‘Yoast\WP\SEO\should_index_indexables’, ‘__return_false’ ); and when I use Query Monitor I see some Indexable calls being made on the front-end (none in the backend)

    Yoast\W\S\R\Indexable_Repository->find_by_id_and_type()

    Yoast\W\S\R\Indexable_Repository->find_for_home_page()

    Yoast\W\S\R\Indexable_Hierarchy_Repository->find_ancestors()

    Image: https://pasteboard.co/keT32KsEaTjI.png

    Now it looks like any duplicate Indexable calls have been resolved but just want to know if those calls are still expected to be made even though I’ve disabled the Indexables via a filter.

    Thanks!

    –Pat Costa (NerdPress.net)

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  • Plugin Support Mushrit Shabnam

    (@611shabnam)

    Hi @pcosta88

    Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention.

    We apologize for the trouble you are experiencing with our plugin. We’ve confirmed the problem you reported and have created a bug report for our development team.

    Workaround
    At this time, there is no known workaround.

    What’s next?
    Our product team will assess the severity of this problem in relation to other open bug reports and new features. Based on their assessment, the bug report will be given a priority level. Our developers work on the highest priority issues first. Unfortunately, this means we cannot give you an estimate of when they’ll start working on your report.

    If you have any further information that may affect the prioritization or help our development team solve this bug, please feel invited to reply to this email.

    Thread Starter Pcosta88

    (@pcosta88)

    Thank you!

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