ponderconsulting

I had this same issue. I had to regenerate the feed to get it to show up right. Would have been nice to be alerted to this issue.

How do I have the gprice be exclusive of taxes?

Got it, thank you @yordansoares

Do you have the Easy Updates Manager plugin installed by chance? I found this plugin chokes on the table [databaseprefix]_eum_logs.

I also upped the memory limit in the wp-config.php but most likely this can only be done if you have a dedicated server:

/** Setting memory to at least 64MB */
define( ‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘256M’ );

@delanthear There is a premium add-on for Virtual Events:

https://theeventscalendar.com/products/wordpress-virtual-events/

I found the solution by testing the snippets:

https://search.google.com/test/rich-results/result/r%2Fevents?id=oZBpjDl0X4HgEjCBYFOgkQ

It’s in the Offers >> priceCurrency is listed as $ when “Price currency always has to be specified in the in 3-letter ISO 4217 format (e.g. ‘USD’, ‘GBP’, ‘EUR’), and the currency should meet the language and currency requirements for your target country.”

https://support.google.com/merchants/answer/7353427?hl=en

I definitely will.

I submitted a support ticket so hopefully we hear something soon. It is just a warning, but I like to mitigate these and stay on top of them.

I am also getting this error on all my WordPress pages using the Events Calendar Pro widget. I don’t even think we use pricing.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by ponderconsulting.

@roam92

Yeah, I was just going to leave the topic be. Thank you for the validation and support. Unfortunately, I now have to go back through 250+ sites and reset it because the function no longer works.

• This reply was modified 3 years ago by ponderconsulting.

Good call, @roam92! Thank you for the update.

I hope Yoast is more careful about future changes. This one cost me about 20 hours of time…

@mikes41720 What really is the harm in leaving it in? Like I said, I have 250 sites to install this function on. Doesn’t make sense to make to make potentially 5 million people jump through hoops. I can see when it’s no longer supported but it is still supported…

@kj4940harris @roam92 – you can get it back with this code:

/* Add custom separators to the Yoast SEO options
 * Credit: Yoast team
 * Last Tested: September 2, 2021 using Yoast SEO 17.0 on WordPress 5.8
 */

add_filter( 'wpseo_separator_options', 'yoast_seo_title_add_separators', 10 , 1 );

function yoast_seo_title_add_separators ( $currentSeparators ) {
  $addSeparators = []; // Do not remove this line

  array_push( $addSeparators, "★" ); // Repeat to add another separator
  array_push( $addSeparators, "|" ); // Repeat to add another separator
  array_push( $addSeparators, "~" ); // Repeat to add another separator

  //Do not remove the lines below
  $newSeparators = array_unique( array_merge( $currentSeparators, $addSeparators ));
  return $newSeparators;
}

Add it to your theme’s function.php. Then go to SEO >> Search Appearance and you will see the pipebar back under Title Separator.

For me, reinstalling it on 250 site is tedious and annoying because there is no harm in leaving it.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 2 months ago by ponderconsulting.

What a ridiculous change.

@rankmath – this last function is not working for me. I wish it was. A page example is is https://madisonheightsurgent.care/urgent-care-berkley-mi and I ran it through here – https://search.google.com/test/rich-results.

Yeah @petervandoorn, it indeed works now.