fmgguy

I agree, this is an huge issue. I use Wordfence on all my sites, and I will now receive an email everyday for each site FooGallery is installed on until this is updated (that is 10 a day). Is it NOT OK to update?

I’ve installed the workaround plugin on one of my affected sites, but Google Search Console will not validate the fix. ;-(

I also posted this issue on the NextGen gallery forum, and was given this advice:

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Our suggestion at this moment will be to install such a plugin like SEO by Yoast and exclude “Picture Tag” (ngg_tag) from the sitemap and respectively avoid them being indexed.
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That is just “hiding” the problem, as opposed to “fixing” the problem. Is there anyone at Yoast SEO who can guide us to a fix? Please?

@mihaiimagely I certainly can exclude the picture tag from the sitemap, but that seems to me to be “hiding” the problem rather than “fixing” the problem. I was hoping to fix the problem.

Yes, all plugins are up-to-date, and the site is running the latest version of WordPress.

I have used the Google testing tool, and it seems that the @id that is failing should be the domain URL (all of the @ids that pass include that). I just am not sure where to add that info so that it will pass.

I also took a look at the Yoast article, but from what I see, the Structured Data report has been moved to the new version of GSC, and the only info I see there is that I have unparsable structured data on the page in question, and that the issue is the Incorrect value type “@id”.

Just an FYI… I have posted this on the Yoast Support forum twice, with zero response (other than people posting they are having this same issue), so thank you so much for taking time to look into this. I know I’m not the only one who has this issue.

Sure, Thank you. Google Search Console has sent me an email for several of my sites. The subject is “New Unparsable structured data issue detected for site (mysite.com). The body of the emails is as follows:

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Search Console has identified that your site is affected by 1 Unparsable structured data issues:

Top Errors
Errors can prevent your page or feature from appearing in Search results. The following errors were found on your site:

Incorrect value type “@id”

We recommend that you fix these issues when possible to enable the best experience and coverage in Google Search.

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I’d like to fix this, but I’m just not sure where to start. Thanks!

Thank you so much for the help!

I have opened a ticket. Thanks!

I also can confirm this issue. I received the following via Wordfence for a couple of my sites today:

* The Plugin “Advanced Custom Fields” has been removed from www.ads-software.com.

* The Plugin “Akismet Anti-Spam” has been removed from www.ads-software.com.

* The Plugin “BackWPup” has been removed from www.ads-software.com.

* The Plugin “MainWP Child” has been removed from www.ads-software.com.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by fmgguy.

Ryan,

Yikes! Sorry to bother you with that (I should have caught that).

Sometimes it just takes another set of eyes!

Thanks so much!

Justin, this is refreshing to read. I often wait to do plugin updates until I’ve seen all the issues that arise on the support pages (I’m looking at Yoast and NextGen). Thanks for a great plugin that I can update with confidence!

Nevermind! My mistake! I see what’s going on.

PHP Version 5.6.32

It looks like maybe that was a caching issue, as now that I have switched a few times, all is well. Weird though. When I first uploaded and then loaded the site, I had a 503 error.

https://www.centralohiometalroofing.com/roofing-styles/country-manor-shake/

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by fmgguy.

I can confirm that it works on PHP Version 7.0.26. However, it does not work on PHP version 5.6. 503 Error on every page of the site while the plugin is active.

Please disregard. I have now switched the site to use Foo Gallery, as I am doing with all my WP sites.