stefiemeekers

Hi,

I’m having the exact same issue.
Previously when I pressed on the reply button on gmail, it would reply to the e-mail address of the sender but from a few days ago, it started filling out my own address instead.

I’ve tried having a look at my notification settings on the form but there doesn’t seem to be anything wrong from that end.

I hadn’t tried from the server…

I’ll let you know if I find anything on gmail, would appreciate if you let me know if you find a fix for this.

Thanks and Kind regards,
Stefie

Many thanks for the new update. It’s working fine on my site too.
Have a good week-end!

Kind regards
Stefie

I rolled back from my server, the old version works fine again.

I’ve rolled back to the previous version which works fine.

Regards,
Stefie

No didn’t work for me.

Tried to uninstall and reinstall the plugin. Still same error.

Count: 1

Last Error: 2018-02-09 10:10:03: (60) SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate

GAPI Error:

I have a free ssl certificate through cloudflare so my I don’t think it has anything to do with my server.

Kind regards,
Stefie

Me too same error just after installing the new update 5.2
SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate

Also on the dashboard it now says the plug-in needs authorisation but when I try to do this it doesn’t seem to work.

Thanks

Many thanks! Much appreciated!

Kind regards,
Stefie

Many thanks Brecht!

Enjoy your holidays!

Best wishes for a happy and healthy new year!!

Stefie Meekers

Hi Brecht

Many thanks for your quick reply.

It’s referring to /wp-content/plugins/easy-image-collage/css/public.css

Hope it helps to understand my problem.

Thanks
Stefie

Hi,

I’m having a problem with the alt tag in the banner wrap.
Even though I fill them in they remain empty on the source of the page.
My website is https://www.maltabudget.com

This is the code I have for the banner wrap :
if ($img !=””) {
$output .= ‘<figure class=”featured-thumbnail”>’;
$output .= ‘<img src=”‘ . $home_url . ‘/’ . $img .'” title=”‘. $title .'” alt=”” />’;
$output .= ‘</figure>’;
}

Would anyone know how to fix this?

The template people suggested I add a plug-in but I only have a problem with these 4 images on the home page. All other images on the rest of the pages seem to be getting their alt tags without problem.

Thanks and have a good day!!
Stefie Meekers

Ok Good to know, I thought they were actual pages with same content which would be a problem.

Still it seems google doesn’t recognize any of the amp pages so for the time being pretty pointless to have the app running if it’s not giving any benefit but only errors and probably slowing the site down for nothing.

Thanks anyway for the useful info.

Kind regards,
Stefie

I’ve decided that I’m removing this plug-in.
Google doesn’t recognize any of the amp pages but still sees all the errors + there are all the duplicate pages (/*/noamp) which cannot be removed even when you deactivate!!!

Don’t recommend you install this plug-in until it is improved!

Hi,

I installed your plug-in on my site a few weeks ago.
Google webmaster tools is saying that I have 0 indexed AMP pages and 19 AMP pages with errors.
The errors listed are the following:

Error Pages with errors
Incorrectly nested tag 19
Invalid attribute value 19
Prohibited attribute 17
Unknown syntax error 16
Error in schema.org NewsArticle 14
Missing supported structured data element 1
Prohibited tag 1

I also received a mail from google saying that the AMP pages do not meet their guide lines and will not show in google search.

Any tips on how to fix the problems?

When I remove your app I am left with a copy of each page with /?noamp
Is this going to harm my site having identical pages?
Can I remove all these extra pages if I decide not to use the app?

Thanks and Kind regards
Stefie
https://www.maltabudget.com