jweston

Same issue here

Update: Ran a quick test by uploading an image, then opening the S3 URL for the file. I then deleted the image from the Media Library, which resulted in the image being deleted from the S3 bucket as well. So, that answers that question.

Update:

My old site was using a lower version of the plugin.

I downgraded the plugin on the new site, then reimported my database. Then, I updated the plugin to the latest version.

This appeared to solve my problem.

Hope this helps someone in the future!

Sorry for not following up on this, thanks for helping out! This appeared to solve the issue for me.

I am also having the same exact issue in Safari and Firefox (Yoast seems to be working fine in Chrome however)

The fact that myself and the above users are having the issue leads me to believe the issue may not be a theme or plugin conflict. (I myself tried deactivating all plugins and switching to a default theme [Twenty-Seventeen] and the issue persisted)

Strangely enough, copying my site to a local environment (via Local by Flywheel) or moving to a staging server (via WP Staging plugin) does not replicate the issue.

I was also able to resolve the issue by downgrading to 7.5.3

• This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by jweston.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by jweston.