OliverHamburg

Despite of seeing

x-redirect-by: Yoast SEO

in the page header, I kind of fixed my problem by deactivating the Woocommerce-plugin and reactivating it again.

Put it in a cron job checking the page regularily and doing the above job using WP-CLI.

So this case can be closed

Hi, well, on your blog page

https://yoast.com/help/page-redirects-unexpectedly/

your are explaining your redirection policy

The post level 301 redirect feature has been removed from the free plugin in favor of the more robust premium redirect manager as discussed here. If you have an older version of the free plugin you may still see these.

and

Although you can no longer add new post level redirects, previously entered post level redirects may appear under the

advanced tab

of the Yoast SEO (free or premium) meta box.

Where do I find this

advanced tab

in your free version?

Maybe there I would find the reason Yoast is redirecting some pages in a loop.

Hello,

since the error occcurs on our major side, we always try to fix this asap.

As soon as Yoast is disabled, the error is gone.
Re-enabling it later on, the error is still gone for hours or days. But sooner or later we get the redirection loop.

What I intend to say: Sorry, we cannot provide a running error sample.

>There are only a few scenarios that would cause Yoast SEO to add redirects and they depend on your SEO settings. For example, if you set Yoast SEO to remove the category prefix or if you disable date archives, it will create redirects for you.
Where can I disable this having the standard, non professional plugin?

Is there some kind of php code to prevent Yoast from redirecting?

Thanks!

Hi,
simply use PhpMyAdmin, select

• your database
• Privileges
• the database user defined for WordPress
• Edit Privileges
• Check: Structure:Drop
• Save

or do it on MySql’s commandline with
Grant Drop on ... to ..
( https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-create-a-new-user-and-grant-permissions-in-mysql )

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by OliverHamburg.

Solution: The database user did not have the right to drop a table. The database scheme update for Woocommerce uses this command and failed silently.
After granting the mysql user the drop table right and re-starting the database update for Woocommerce everything was fine.

The basket holds goods, but after making the purchase the quantity is set to zero

This has been an issue with W3 Total Cache.

Despite of

https://docs.woothemes.com/document/configuring-caching-plugins/

Note, WC 1.4.2+ sets the DONOTCACHEPAGE, constant which means you can skip this step

the checkout page has been cached. Thus, the nonces did not match.

This refers to my yesterday’s post on the problem displaying product categories.

I have got it working by removing the tax_query from the query object.

The query object came with

["tax_query"]=>
   array(1) { [0]=>
   array(4) { ["taxonomy"]=> string(8) "language" ["field"]=> string(16) "term_taxonomy_id" ["terms"]=> int(5) ["operator"]=> string(2) "IN" }
   }

This looks prospecting!

Any idea on how to “translate” the product category pages as well?

In my installation where the shop uses an optional language [GB] everything works fine despite of the product categories.

The generated URLs for the product categoris point to the [GB] domain where nothing is shown.

Manually altering the URL to the default language I get my content displayed.

Thanks for any help!

Oh! Can you give me a hint to load the left things as well?

Thanks for your excellent, outstanding Plugin, by the way!

Duplicate to

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/create-2-pages-with-same-name-but-different-languages-and-permalinks