mikecav

Thank you for the response, but unfortunately that doesn’t quite fit my needs and focuses a bit too much on digital downloads. My main focus is being able to take print orders.

Believe it or not I have trouble reproducing it too, not because it doesn’t happen consistently, but because I don’t experience the 404 errors. So checking for conflicts is unfortunately very difficult since I’d have to get an outside party to help me figure it out while I reactivate each plugin. I typically only know it’s still going on when I try to share a new gallery (for example) when I share it to Facebook and Facebook itself gives me a 404 error. Other times I’m simply told on another platform that someone else is getting the same error.

My WordPress and Yoast are all up-to-date and updated as soon as I see an update available.

It seems to be affecting by a permalink setting, though I’m not really sure where to start.

If you have an idea for how to troubleshoot it, such as sharing a new gallery with you before making it public, or something similar, I’d be up for helping out that way.

I’m still having trouble. I kinda gave up on it.

Can anyone at least tell me how to submit a bug report? This is very frustrating and inconvenient.

Anyone?

Can you elaborate on this? I’m getting 404 errors on all blog posts and have hundreds of pages that have entirely too long URLs.

Thanks!

I had the same problem. Just FYI – %archive_title% was filled in by default.

Thanks for the clarification!

I’m having the same problem. I’ve applied the permissions to Anyone as suggested, but I’m still getting the same error.

Does anyone have a solution? The information that’s being submitted needs to be publicly available in this use.

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Oh well. Either way that did the trick. Thank you for the help!

Well that was easy. lol

Did that automatically change with an update or something?

Sorry – I didn’t accurately describe the problem I’m having. The feeds are working fine, but the plugin itself seems to have stopped working on the site. It had initially worked perfectly up until a few days ago and so I deactived it along with all the other plugins to make sure it was the cause of error. Whenever I reactivate it, even if it’s the only plugin activated, it causes the home page of the site (where it’s in use) to stop loading as soon as it gets to the shortcode causing the rest of the page to appear incomplete and empty. I’ve gone through some of the suggestions that were recommended via other posts, but it doesn’t seem to have done any good.

I’m trying to use two feeds generated from within the site. The blog feed – https://tetonphotographygroup.org/feed/ – and an events calendar feed – https://tetonphotographygroup.org/teton-photography-group-events/feed/

Sorry for disappearing. Just installed 1.2 and looks like everything’s good to go!

Thanks so much for the help!

That didn’t seem to work for me, but I can wait for an update. Didn’t mean to come off as an ***hole in my previous post. Good to know it’s being addressed. Thanks!