Blake232

Hey @kmacharia,

I ran through the plugin elimination process and the conflict seems to be with WPforms and Really Simple SSL which using Litespeed.

The error is not present if I remove wpforms or Really Simple SSL. Apparently the redirect loop is caused by Really Simple SSL but only triggers when WPforms is also on the page.

I’ll reach out to really simple SSL and update the chat if the issue is resolved but for now am going to disable really simple SSL because when the three plugins are utilized on the same page it causes a redirect loop 409 error. Hopefully this helps some others also.

Hey @kmacharia Sorry for the slow reply I’ve been attempting to troubleshoot. For some reason I ran across a period where the page would not load at when I had it excluded and purged all cache.

The issue is still present after having purged cache and sometimes the page does not load.

Litespeed tech said the following: the redirect loop issue happens on your origin site with Apache, not from QC/LSCWP.
You might want to check if there’s any redirect rule in the .htaccess file, or redirect plugin like an SSL plugin or simple URL plugin ..etc.

When examining the htaccess I did not see a loop but am also not well versed enough to recognize it.

• This reply was modified 9 months, 1 week ago by Blake232.

Hey @kmacharia. Sorry I did not tag you in the previous post so was not sure if you were notified or not.

Thanks for getting back so quickly.

Yes I’ve already added “/contact/” to the “Do Not Cache URIs” list and the error is still present.

There is a “Do Not Cache Query Strings” options also but I do not know what to put there or if that would help.

It seems to happen intermittently.

The code will fix it though.

Thanks for the help!

FYI for anyone having this issues make sure to not put any value in the “width” field when styling the widget.

It will cause it to no longer be responsive.

Email Sent

I’m not sure why the person above said the issue was solved. It was not.

The wordpress forum does not allow me to add an attachment to show a screenshot.

I’ve put the plugin live so if you look at the mobile version on the site you can see where it falls off.

<title>Mobile Event Bartending Services – Mobile Bar – Hub Tap</title>

Google is modifying the correct title.

I find it extremely coincidental that it only happens with the sites I run Yoast on. The three examples I show above all have the same issue and all are following Title tag best practices.

All other sites not running Yoast don’t have the issue.

I believe there is something else at play that Google is recognizing at the source code associated with the plugin but could be wrong. It’s the common denominator.

Thanks for the feedback though I’ll continue to try to switch up the title tags and see if that helps any.

That seems strange to me given I’ve followed all best practices in regards to the title.

I’m also running other sites where I’m not utilizing Yoast and the problem does not surface.

The subpages all render correctly.

So the only common denominator is it applies just to the homepage with sites I have Yoast on.

I’m running studiopress genesis framework on the sites also. Could that be the reason it renders incorrectly?

When checking the source code the title tag output is correct…

Perfect! Thank you.

I understand. That’s why I was so confused.

It’s prominently featured on your homepage and I thought it was an option.

https://simplesharebuttons.com/

That helps. I see it now. Thanks again.

I checked under phpmyadmin in the post meta table but did not see _regular_price or the others. I’m not well versed in it though so it’s probably an error/lack of knowledge on my behalf.

After I play around with it for a bit I’m sure the solution above will work. Thanks for the help.

I was thinking of that but I’m also importing large quantities at a time. At this point I’m assuming the best option is to do some excel work to move the price. I do appreciate the quick responses.