peteto2006

Thank you very much, Steve! It was the currency problem! I guess it’s not supported, I temporary changed it and it connected.

But now I receive this error:
Something went wrong when connecting to Facebook!
With WooCommerce logo on top ??

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by peteto2006.

Hi!

I’ve sent you an email from [email protected]. I’ve attached whatever I was able to generate.

Thanks!

You are the best!!!

Hi!

Thanks so much for your work and dedication.
The link provided no longer works, it says that “File is in owner’s bin.” Are you still providing it, or it’s no longer available for download?

Thanks!

Hi!

Any news here? The search is not working properly, as I said. It works only on the main language, on other languages – when I select a state, it continues to show all towns, not only the ones in the selected state.

Thank you so much for your help and your time! It’s much appreciated.

Hi!

This is my shortcode:
[ere_property property_type=”” property_status=”” property_feature=”” property_city=”” property_state=”” property_neighborhood=”” property_label=”” property_featured=”” item_amount=”9″ image_size=”340×340″ heading_title=”PROPERTY GRID” heading_sub_title=”BROWSE OUR DREAM HOUSE” show_paging=”true” include_heading=”true”]

Well, I’ve even purchased support, but am waiting for more information.

Thank you very much, Martin.

I’ve disabled all lazy loading, but the problem is still there. I guess it’s theme related, unfortunately.

Yes, indeed – now is fine.

OK, and what about the others who don’t use the ads extension and still have the problem?

Same problem here. I got 215 pages with error “An AMP component ‘script’ tag is present, but unused.”, and 173 errors “A tag on this page requires an AMP component ‘script’ tag, which is missing.” Another 170 errors “Disallowed attribute or attribute value present in HTML tag.”. All was fine before update.

I don’t know what’s causing it, but Google Webmaster is giving me errors.
Because it indexes the url the following way:
For ex.:
https://mysuper.site/mysuper.site/amp
I.e. it’s addind the url twice before adding /amp
If I enter the url the correct way and add /amp all is working, but somehow Google indexes the url the way described above.

Here’s another example:
https://mysuper.site/site/facebook-like-box/mysuper.site/site/facebook-like-box/amp/

That way Google doesn’t index the amp ??

Thank you!!!

That did the trick!

Thanks again. My amp is now validated.

I guess I’ll have to do it with every plugin update.

Doesn’t matter anymore, I deleted the text From: from the .php itself.