huntero4

Thanks so much @davidfcarr !

Hi @davidfcarr,

Thanks for the speedy fix; it looks like its working now.
I only just noticed it when trying to update an event’s Event Options.

Thanks again!

Shoot! Looks like we didn’t go through the Yoast Configuration Wizard. Once I did that, it started working.

Thanks for all your help!

Hi @mikes41720

We aren’t using any special paths, and I verified that WPSEO_PATH . 'css/main-sitemap.xsl' is pointing to the correct location.

We aren’t using a multi-site/multi-domain installation, just two separate wordpress sites on the same php/nginx server.

Thanks!

PS. I also disabled all other plugins and set it to use the default theme and was still able to reproduce the issue

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by huntero4.

Thanks for the response @mikes41720,

Yes, both sites are on WP 5.4.2 and Yoast SEO for WordPress 14.6.1
The site that is getting the main-sitemap.xsl error is a new site we are setting up so as far as I know its been broken since we installed the Yoast plugin.

Confirmed that the WordPress Address URL and the Site Address URL are the same.

Thanks!