beniEllis

Okay, think I got it. It was a cache problem (duh).

Same problem. It seems that it starts collecting info AFTER the plugin is installed and not historically. I added the plugin, logged out, logged in, check the logins and saw 1 log in for me.

Is there a way to see more historical data?

See first post.

Actually right now it seems to only NOT work in Safari browser on my OSX laptop. It works as it should in Chrome, Brave and Firefox. It even works in Safari on my iPad. So I guess the problem I am seeing is in my browser. I’ll check out your debug article and see if I can fix this one browser.

Thanks for the quick response!

Just FYI, I accidentally updated the plugin yesterday just before going to bed (yes, the cardinal sin of updates, right?). I didn’t realize until today that the update again caused the slideshow above my main image to disappear. The boxes were there, but there were no images. The newest plugin also seemed to interfere with my Featured Image. I reloaded version 3.2.1 and all is well again.

Why 3.2.1? No reason. I just wanted a version I knew would work.

Yes, I was using the Smush Lazy Load module. The slideshow is part of my theme. I re-installed 3.2.0.1 because I thought it was the previous version. My error. I guess I skipped a step. The plugin had been up-to-date when I applied the latest update — there are generally never problems with Smush updates, so it seems that 3.2.1 worked must have been fine. I’m heading off for a bit so I can’t check that right now.

Perfect. Thanks much!

This setting: only when shortcode exists on a page

Yep, that’s what stopped the calendar from displaying on my website, too. Thanks for the follow up on this!

Okay, got it back.

Thanks. I just gave up. I haven’t the time to disable every plugin again and the Health Check plugin DID affect my website for current visitors so right now so I am manually entering my info into my database. This problem with Yoast SEO happened to me some months ago, but it finally straightened out. No luck yet, but maybe…

Same problem here. I downgraded the plugin back as far as 10.0, but no luck. This happened to me a few months back and I got it to work after downgrading the plugin to an earlier version, but I can’t remember what version worked last time.

Okay, I think I am good to go. Version 1.3.4.2 works for me.

Well, support for this plugin seems pretty non-existent. The plugin registers EVERYTHING an admin does (edit a post, delete a photo, delete another photo, etc.) and certain functions other plugins do (email log automatically deletes certain records and those get added to the history). So this plugin actually includes TOO MUCH info for my purposes.

And support has not replied about at the least omitting the admin from the results.

Do you have an idea when that update will be available?

This problem occurred on a few of my websites that are using different themes and different plugins. My workaround has been to use the previous version of the Yoast SEO plugin. I imagine tha’s what others are doing, too, so we don’t get too far behind on our seo stuff. :/