rsanchez1123

Hello, I have this problem too. After trying the Yoast Test Helper Plugin, now I have a problem where it won’t regenerate the wp_yoast_indexable table and leads to errors on my website. Is there a way to fix this?

I have had similar issues with data disapearing from custom taxonomies. In fact, the tag IDs were all changed for my custom taxonomies after running the update to 4.3.1.

Are your images still on your site? If you’re having the same tag ID issue as I am, maybe the images are still on the site, but associated to the previous tag IDs for the taxonomies.

The problem plugin was W3 Total Cache.

Found out that the problem was not with this plugin.

I think this is common, and it seems to be only for Edit Flow (I got the same problem and I don’t have WooCommerce installed).

Someone else posted the same problem 5 months ago(!!) and with a solution:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/fatal-error-call-to-undefined-function-get_current_screen-7

I looked at the plugin authors, and automattic is supposed to be one of the authors?? Automattic should be embarrassed that they have their name on a broken product that was reported as broken for at least 5 months.

Turns out I was wrong about how the JS and CSS was used. I could completely remove both files and still have synatx highlighting on the front-end.

I have a solution that worked for me. I rolled my own theme switcher though, so your results may vary.

In my theme switcher plugin, I detect if the user is on a mobile device, if so then I set a cookie and load the mobile theme. On mobile theme pages, I have a button that users can press to go to the full site. This button changes the cookie I set, and the theme switcher loads the full site theme when it sees that the cookie was changed to load the full site.

To get this to work with w3 total cache, I used a setting in Performance > User Agent Groups. For the theme, I select — Pass Through — since I’m having the mobile theme switcher plugin decide which theme to load. Then in the user agents field, I add the mobile user agents.

With this, I’m able to have cache on mobile and full site themes, and have mobile users go to the full site if they want.

Ok, I found what the problem is after a little more googling. This page helped resolve it for me:

https://serverfault.com/questions/65365/disable-local-delivery-in-sendmail/128450#128450

Here is the link to the site I have hosted on siteground, you can see how the lag time is:

https://sanchezapps.com/

I personally have a wordpress site hosted on SiteGround. They have not given me any problems and do have good WordPress support.

The transition won’t necessarily be difficult, it will just require an investment of your time. You should prepare to set aside a few hours to make sure everything works. Just make sure to get a backup of your database from your current host that you can restore at your new host. In terms of switching domain names, you will need to do some research to see how your current host handles it. It might be possible to keep the domain name with godaddy and only transfer the site to a different server. It would save money on transferring the domain, but check to make sure it’s possible.