kraisor

Having the same issue on our site as well. We also have Kadence installed and are unable to edit posts that have a synced reusable block/pattern.

Rolling back to WordPress 6.5.5 fixed the issue for us.

Having the same issue on our site as well. We also have Kadence installed and are unable to edit posts that have a synced reusable block/pattern.

Edit: Rolling back to WordPress 6.5.5 fixed the issue for us.

• This reply was modified 6 months, 1 week ago by kraisor.

Having the same issue on our site as well. We also have Kadence installed and are unable to edit posts that have a synced reusable block.

In delete-duplicate-posts.php find line number 729 and change (no promises, worked for us though)

count( $json_response['dupes'] )

to

count( !empty( $json_response['dupes'] ) ? $json_response['dupes'] : array() )

Tested disabling all plugins and the issue still persists, I will email with more information. I see a 500 error in the network tab when Post Types is selected.

@naiches that’s awesome, you’re a rockstar!

@ankitmaru Any updates on when this will be updated by chance? Thank you!

Can confirm, this is happening on one of my sites as well on mobile.

Same issue here, it will work occasionally but works with zero issues in Chrome.

Awesome, thank you!

For anyone else later that might need this, here is the full code.

/** REMOVE CANONICAL FROM SPECIFIC POST IDS **/
function sp_titles_canonical($html) {

	if( is_page( array( 3861, 4006, 4027, 4010 ) ) ) {
		return false;
	}
	else {
	  return $html;
	}

}
add_filter('seopress_titles_canonical','sp_titles_canonical');

This is what I’m trying to use, but it’s removing the canonical from all pages still.

/** REMOVE CANONICAL FROM SPECIFIC POST IDS **/
function sp_titles_canonical($html) {

	if( is_page( array( 3861, 4006, 4027, 4010 ) ) ) {
	return false;
  }
}
add_filter('seopress_titles_canonical','sp_titles_canonical');

Okay great, thank you. Can you let me know how to add a conditional for multiple post ids please?

Update, actually don’t use the above code, it will remove ALL canonical tags…

@rainbowgeek Awesome Thank you! Here’s the final code I used for anyone that needs it.
By chance can you tell me how to modify this so I could use it for more than one page?

/** Remove Canonical **/
function sp_titles_canonical($html) {
    $html = '<link rel="canonical" href="'.htmlspecialchars(urldecode('/url/path')).'" />';
    return false;
}
add_filter('seopress_titles_canonical','sp_titles_canonical');

@rainbowgeek Unless I’m misunderstanding that doesn’t disable it, that just allows me to set a different canonical link?