elarpa

Now I got it to work.

No idea what the problem was, though…

Takayuki?

I updated PHP, WordPress and Contact Form 7 to version 6.0

But still no “Thank You” message….

Any idea why?

Also: It works correctly on my other site https://autentical.com/away-from-mass-tourism/contact/

with the same versions, same theme (“Base Hotel” by Klayemore) and same configuration…

WordPress version 5.3.3

Contact Form 7 version 5.3

Contact Form 7 – reCaptcha v2 version 1.2.0.

Contact Form 7 Captcha version 0.0.8

Reason for old versions: I insist on keep on using an old theme that does not support newer versions.

It has worked correctly for 6 years. After a reconstruction with the same versions it does not work anymore….

So, I double checked the advanced settings on all my sites (.nl, .dk, .com, .de, .it, .fr, .es) and they are all ′default′ now, so hopefully the problem won′t appear again.

Thanks for your help.

Dear Arnaubdroes,

I found the problem: It was in the advanced settings.

If you ask me the user interface is too complicated. It is too easy to mark something unintentionally.

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UPDATE: I managed to get the NOINDEX tag removed by changing the AIO robot settings away from ′default′.

What remains is: HOW DID THIS HAPPEN?

Sorry about that. My mistake.

I have changed rights to anyone with a link.

Hi Prabhat,

Thank you for your answer.

There are still e.g. 31.000 links just to one of my sites. And similar numbers to the other sites.

Here is a little export of some of them for you to have a look: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Q8kphE4GGTvQXvieVQUaTOwLBXQKKVqj7Jm4yYLUVdQ/edit?gid=219656711#gid=219656711

And yes, I enabled the other sitemap plugin because the All-in-one sitemap included all the noindex posts – only to realize that that one also does it….

I have now deactivated it and it looks like the AIO sitemap is now excluding the noindex.

Thanks again.

/Michael

Hi J Burns,

More than 1 month has passed and Google Search Console still registers 7000 image links to/from my sites….

Another problem is that the sitemap includes all the posts that are marked as “no-index”. They have been marked as “no-index” since they were created several months ago, but still they are on the sitemap.

The plugin clearly states that “no-indexed” posts are excluded from the sitemap, but apparently not….

What am I doing wrong?

It might be a matter of time, since I recently changed away from “disabled”. The setting is not exactly intuitive! I assumed “disabled” meant not indexed…

The unfortunate thing is that besides indexing a ton of images it also registers a ton of links from them. That is what alarmed me, because a ton of links from the same site is not good for SEO.

A couple of examples among the over 3000 images linking just one of my sites:

https://autentical.com/10227c475b62d-9a83-4035-8387-01ceb114fdbf-large-3/

https://autentical.com/2297091848e6-91b5-4cac-9b5f-94fd0fd1ad33-2/

https://autentical.com/22970d0d4570-7eef-4d95-ab5e-79623747723e-6/

Hi Ali,

I submitted the basic form yesterday morning…

Why can′t you help here, so that everyone else can se the problem and solution?

The link is only for paying users. I am using the free version.

Problem not solved.

Hi Erol,

I am still trying to solve this issue…

But I have run into a problem: The ‘Media Sync’ stops after scanning – and I have to click ‘Import selected’ manually.

Is it possible to avoid this stop and make it all-in-one process (e.g. scan, mark all, mark ‘default’ and import in one go)?

Thank you for your help.
Kind regards,
Michael

Erolsk8:

Is it possible to make the Media Sync plugin syncronize all (or selected) subsites at once?

And/or is it possible to schedule frequent syncronizations, e.g. once a day or once a week?

I mean instead of entering 7 different subsites to start the syncronization frequently.

Thanks for leting me know.
/Michael