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Yes, I’d like to second that @cedcommerce. Been trying to find this solution for a couple hours and your code fixed me up. Cheers.

I think there’s something going on in the core wordpress code that conflicts with the hyphen-to-space replacement. Easiest way for me is to use spaces in the image name prior to uploading. WordPress replaces the spaces with hyphens for the file name but leaves them in place for the alt tag.

I would like to do this as well. I’d be fine with must removing the hyphens and setting the alt attribute to that.

I could have sworn WordPress used to do this. Am I crazy? I’ve tried several SEO image plugins, and none of them seem to replace hyphens with spaces.

If anybody has any ideas, I’d love to hear them. Thanks.

Yeah, I understand that. On the other hand, it seems like two or three updates to a page is about all you want to do without annoying your fans and getting “unlikes.” Also, I might want to post things other than my own posts to my FB page, which would reduce the number of potential posts. At the same time I could easily post five times to my blog in a day.

Seems like an easy addition to add a check box that defaults to checked that people could uncheck. But hey, it’s your plugin.

Does leaving the “fb_fan_page_message” field blank disable posting to your page? Because I just published a post that way and it didn’t update my page. It was also a scheduled publish, not sure if that makes a difference.

Should I take that as a no? And, if not, doesn’t that seem like a bit of an oversight?

It certainly serves the pages like they’re cached. If I open the home page in an incognito window in Chrome, they serve right up, much faster than logged in. I’m thinking it’s probably working, there’s just something stripping the comments out for some reason.

Thanks for responding, jrevillini.

I’m using Better WordPress Minify, but it does the same thing with that disabled, or with all plugins except WPSC disabled.

I also viewed the headers, and I don’t see any mention of WPSC in that, although it is showing it’s gzipped.

I’m using the Cloudflare CDN, but I don’t think that effects the source of the page itself, just images, css, javascript, etc.

Okay, I figured this out through some trial and error.

On line 913 of wordpress-seo-pager.php there’s this:

$p = query_posts(“showposts=-1&cat=$catid”);

showposts as a parameter of query_posts is deprecated, as of WP 2.1, in favor of posts_per_page. So, I took it out and it works again. Not sure why that would break everything all of a sudden, but there you go.

I tried posts_per_page instead, and then I got an error that seo_pager() was a function that didn’t exist. I’d love to figure that out, just for my own personal edification, but I’m tired and I think I’ll drink a beer instead.

Ta.

I have a similar issue, in that I’m using a cron to create posts in a certain category. That’s using the wp_insert_post function to create the posts, but they aren’t being indexed by Relevanssi. Am I right in assuming that they should be indexed through the save_post hook, and so something else must be going on?

Thanks for this great plugin, by the way. It really improves on the default WP search, which is less than ideal.

I have no idea what’s going on with my install of WordPress, but it’s also changing the value for ‘home’ in wp_options, from “https://www.domain.com,” which is correct, to “https://www.domain.com/wordpress” every time the site is loaded. The only instance of update_option(‘home’) is in schema.php, and commenting out that line does not fix the problem.

I’ve upgraded the codebase to 2.9, but no luck. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Thanks, doodlebee. I’ll check out WP-Pro.

Apologies to the mods. I shoulda read the TOU.

Thanks.

I have the same problem, but it doesn’t show me logged in on the third reload. I click the connect button, enter my login info, submit and it reloads the page once showing me logged in, then reloads again showing me logged out. No further reloads fix the problem.

Oddly enough, this only happens on my Mac. The PC version of Firefox seems to work fine. Maybe they fixed the PC version and the Mac version is still broken? Anybody have any ideas?

By the way, I’m logging out and even deleting all cookies from the domain in question before reloading the page.

Anybody have any idea why I’m not seeing the cached homepage delivered, even though it’s present in the cache directory?

Also, what’s up with caching the feed?

Any ideas how I can troubleshoot this?

Thanks.

Also getting these errors in the http error_log:

mod_rewrite: maximum number of internal redirects reached. Assuming configuration error. Use ‘RewriteOptions MaxRedirects’ to increase the limit if neccessary.