longjorn

testing your sitemap: it appears on screen, but in firefox Web Developer > Network it shows indeed a 404
in https://kb.yoast.com/kb/my-sitemap-index-is-giving-a-404-error-what-should-i-do/ they say: Go to Admin > Settings > Permalinks and click save without altering anything.
Hope you find help of a person with more knowledge ..
Edit: just read somewhere – Uncheck the user XML Sitemap functionality and save, check again and save again in yoast

don’t want to start a discussion about www or not, but if you have subdomains ‘below’ your main domain, eg: sample1.domain dot com and sample2.domain dor com, search engines will mix them up with domain dot com if this is not using https://www.domain dot com
just my experience – might be wrong – I use www

as far I know, there is no sitemap_index.xml in your root folder and it should not be there.
The plugin generates this file ‘on the fly’.
So I guess this sitemap generation is not working on your site.
Just my opinion, I have no such sitemaps files physically in root, but they come up by ‘calling’ the link.

exactly same here.
I am not going to edit each config.php twice to be able to update.
Plugins are updating still as before by entering my FTP Password, so I see no ‘security measure’ on my site.
Thanks for the ticket and sorry for posting ‘in other people’s threads’ – I just have the same issue..

the solution Abro gave above is working fine on all sites I use.
just copied and pasted to functions.php and there is no css loading anymore

great! thank you, it’s working

thank you for this filter function!

If you modify this filter you can use it also to display a single.php for a ‘Post Format’ like aside or video in a custom single-‘post_format’.php

See my post about this here:

https://forum.go41.de/topic/singlephp-post-format-template-for-builtin-post-formats

try this thread, it might be a solution:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/32-broke-visual-editor-multiple-sites

I enabled json on a Plesk 9.5.4 on SUSE 10.3 with php 5.2.11-0.1 by adding just two files to the server, root access is required.

Details here:

wordpress 3.2 Edit Post visual editor not working json missing

I came here because I got the same errors.
They appeared where I displayed

<?php st_related_posts('number=5&title=&include_page=false&xformat=<a href="%permalink%" rel="bookmark" title="%title%">%title%</a>'); ?>

in the sidebar.

I replaced this code with a custom query as explained here:
https://forum.go41.de/topic/include-related-posts-in-sidebar-using-simple-tags

just had the same problem, solved it by going to gallery options and ticked ‘activate permalinks’ (Aktiviere Permalinks)
no more errors on that (Version 1.7.2)

PS sometimes I just put
<?php error_reporting(E_ALL); ini_set(‘display_errors’, ‘1’); ?>
into the header of a theme just to debug all the errors I code …

I fixed this problem by adding an if statement, if is no array set to an array like this

/**
	 * Randomize an array and keep association
	 *
	 * @param array $array
	 * @return boolean
	 */
	function randomArray(&$array) {
// check if is array
		if(!is_array($array)) {
		$array = array();
		}
// if not array set to array
	$keys = array_keys($array);
		shuffle($keys);
		foreach($keys as $key) {
			$new[$key] = $array[$key];
		}
		$array = $new;

		return true;
	}

no more errors, everything else seems to work like normal

switch off super cache or delete cached files, on your eSports/console/ archive I can see the new titles already. Frontpage might be cached ..

@mrunal13
you could even export your posts from Tools – Export to an XML file. checking this for ‘strange’ code should be easy with 15 posts. On a new install you can import this file to get all posts back.

I also would ftp the full site content to my pc to have a backup of your wp-content folder. BUT DO NOT JUST UPLOAD THIS FOLDER TO A NEW INSTALLATION, there might be malicious files in there.

Did you ever just switch to default theme and look if this code is inserted there too?

sorry, i made the mistake, the file you get by clicking on latest.zip mentioned above is really wordpress-2.7.zip

If your stuffit has errors extracting this file try another prog to unzip on your pc.
you will get a folder called wordpress-2.7 in which is another folder called wordpress.
The content of this second folder is what normally goes to the root of your site. there are folders (wp-admin, wp-includes, and files like index.php and wp-load.php and another about 20 files.
All that stuff should look very much comparable on your site if you use ftp to browse.
In another thread started of you is exactly explained how to upgrade.