Will D. White

Here’s the solution – Download and install the RC2 version of the upcoming All-In-One-Event-Calendar plugin.

https://then.ly/rc/1.8/

Then.ly has fixed the incompatibility bug in their next release – and running the beta of that plugin fixes the problem with Yoast.

Here’s the solution – Download and install the RC2 version of the upcoming version of the plugin.

https://then.ly/rc/1.8/

They have fixed this bug in the next version – and running the beta until they release the full version will fix this problem.

Richard – this helped me resolve the issue as well. Thanks!

I can confirm this issue exists and can be reproduced.

I have the same setup and haven’t found a workaround that will allow me to run both plugins simultaneously.

After even more Google’ing this looks like a known issue:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-wordpress-seo-by-yoast-conflict-with-all-in-one-calendar-titles-and-metas-admin-page-not-showing?replies=1

So after a little digging, I’ve noticed that on the Titles and Metas page I get a JS error caused by another plugin – “All in One Event Calendar”.

Timestamp: 7/16/12 12:05:26 PM
Error: allday.get(0) is undefined
Source File: …/wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/app/view/admin/js/jquery.timespan.js?ver=1.7
Line: 305

I don’t get this error on any other admin page except for the SEO title page.

When I looked at the code, the title and meta’s content is being loaded – but the div’s are just being hidden and the JS needed to display them is broken.

Right now I’m working on figuring out the issue with All in One Event Calendar and will see if that solves anything for me.

I’d also like to verify that the IPN’s seem to be writing to the database. The transactions show up in my donations area. However, PayPal continues to list each IPN as Failed due to 404 errors.

Again, I think you have the wrong thread Kaprate.

PS: Thats a guess – not a full solution. If the author comes back and says otherwise – go with what he says.

@kaprate I think that might be a separate problem. This thread is for the folks who try to pull up the “Titles and Menus” admin page and have nothing showing up below the navigation menu.

As for the “this is a Yoast Test Title” issue. It sounds like a default title is being loaded. I would check two areas. First I would ensure that the page you are checking has a headlines (the text in the large box at the top of the page when you’re editing a page) and then I would check to ensure that on the Titles and Menus page the template that is being used isn’t written in as “this is a Yoast Test Title” – it should have more percentage signs etc.

My recommendation would be to uninstall Yoast and try reinstalling it?

Best of luck with you problem.

Having the same problem here. Disabled everything and double checked on several browsers. No luck.

Adding my name to the list. I’ve tried estow’s solution, disabled caching, tried default permalinks, and still no fix.

I also tried with live transactions. Still nothing.

So after playing with it some more, I managed to correct the problem by deleting the newest version from the server via FTP, then loading and activating an old version, then going through the “Update your core files” process associated with stepping the plugin up to the newest version. (Instead of just loading the newest version first)

It seems to have resolved the issue.

Just adding my voice to this. Has anyone found a legitimate way to automate posting to a Google+ Business page from WordPress?

I haven’t familiarized myself enough with Google+ Business Page API’s to know whats available.

Thanks.

Just ran into this problem too. Was wondering why a bunch of disqus script was showing up in a custom loop. Checked the box as suggested and problem was solved.