[Rank Math SEO Plugin] google index lost after update and category issue

[jobchjob]

WordPress database error Column 'term_id' in field list is ambiguous for query select term_id from wp_terms inner join wp_termmeta on wp_terms.term_id = wp_termmeta.term_id where wp_termmeta.meta_key = 'rank_math_focus_keyword' and wp_termmeta.meta_value like '%govnokri%' and wp_termmeta.term_id != 143 made by do_action('wp_ajax_rank_math_is_keyword_new'), WP_Hook->do_action, WP_Hook->apply_filters, RankMath\Admin\Admin->is_keyword_new

 

Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function get_header() in /home/xxxxx/public_html/wp-content/themes/hueman/index.php:1

[Pratik.d]

Hello,

Thank you for contacting MyThemeShop and sorry for any inconvenience that might have been caused due to that.

1 hour ago, jobchjob said:

Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function get_header() in /home/xxxxx/public_html/wp-content/themes/hueman/index.php:1

This error is from the theme, please contact theme author they could help you better with this.

Also, I don't see any error on your site. Can you please share a link of the page where you are getting an error?

Looking forward to helping you. Thank you.

[jobchjob]

On 1/29/2019 at 11:37 PM, Pratik.d said:

Hello,

Thank you for contacting MyThemeShop and sorry for any inconvenience that might have been caused due to that.

This error is from the theme, please contact theme author they could help you better with this.

Also, I don't see any error on your site. Can you please share a link of the page where you are getting an error?

Looking forward to helping you. Thank you.

 

What about code below 1,2, and 3.

 

1.WordPress database error Column 'term_id' in field list is ambiguous for query select term_id from wp_terms inner join wp_termmeta on wp_terms.term_id = wp_termmeta.term_id where wp_termmeta.meta_key = 'rank_math_focus_keyword' and wp_termmeta.meta_value like '%govnokri%' and wp_termmeta.term_id != 143 made by do_action('wp_ajax_rank_math_is_keyword_new'), WP_Hook->do_action, WP_Hook->apply_filters, RankMath\Admin\Admin->is_keyword_new.

2. Created a new custom field called rank_math_snippet_review_shortcodewith value [rank_math_review_snippet] in the published post titled Indian Navy Sailor Bharti 2019 Nausena ailor Bharti 2019 Indian Navy Sports Bharti. URL is:https://jobchjob.in/indian-navy-sports-bharti/. View the post.
Exclude Custom Field from the Monitoring.

3.Created a new custom field called rank_math_snippet_review_shortcode with value [rank_math_review_snippet] in the published post titled Indian Navy Sailor Bharti 2019 Nausena Sailor Bharti 2019 Indian Navy Sports Bharti. URL is:https://jobchjob.in/indian-navy-sports-bharti/. View the post.
Exclude Custom Field from the Monitoring.

Edited January 31, 2019 by jobchjob

[Pratik.d]

Hello,

Can you please add links to the pages where you are getting these Warnings/Errors? I don't see any error in /indian-navy-sports-bharti/  page.

Looking forward to helping you. Thank you.

[jobchjob]

15 hours ago, Pratik.d said:

Hello,

Can you please add links to the pages where you are getting these Warnings/Errors? I don't see any error in /indian-navy-sports-bharti/  page.

Looking forward to helping you. Thank you.

Hi ,

Thanks for support.

When we try to update any post /page then the error occurs.[short code added  ... we dont add anything.. send only notifications.]

It is showing above warning.

And posts are not ranking on google.Before That they were ranking in top 10.

Categories and tags are not ranking .

I dont know what happen with updates.

Please help me.

 

[Pratik.d]

Hello,

4 hours ago, jobchjob said:

When we try to update any post /page then the error occurs.[short code added  ... we dont add anything.. send only notifications.

1

Rank Math plugin doesn't throw any such error. Maybe the theme or plugin active on your site is throwing this error.

4 hours ago, jobchjob said:

And posts are not ranking on google.Before That they were ranking in top 10.

Categories and tags are not ranking .

There are a couple of possible reasons why Google is slow when spidering your site. The first if Google doesn’t find enough (quality) links pointing to your site, it doesn’t think your site is very important. The other reasons are technical: it has too much to crawl on your site, your site is too slow, or it’s encountering too many errors. Can you please confirm there are no errors shown on the frontend? You can also troubleshoot your site to find the plugin or theme which is throwing an error using the HealthCheck Plugin by following below instructions:

You can follow these instructions on your live website as well, as running this conflict check does not affect your website visitors.

Here are the steps for you to follow.

1. Log into your WordPress Administrator, and navigate to the dashboard
2. Navigate to 'Plugins', and go to 'add new'
   
3. On the next page, enter 'Health Check' in the search bar and wait for the screen to refresh
   
4. The official Health Check plugin by WordPress.org should be visible as the first result. Please install and activate the plugin
   
5. You will reach the plugin page automatically, and a notice will appear. Click 'I understand' to continue
   
6. On the WordPress Menu on the left, hover over the dashboard. You will notice a new 'Health Check' option, click on it
   
7. On the page that appears, there will be several tabs. Please navigate to the 'Troubleshooting' tab
   
8. Press the 'Enable Troubleshooting Mode' to start the troubleshooter
   

Once you complete these steps, you are in troubleshooting mode. All the plugins on your website have been disabled only for you. Your theme has also been disabled, but only for you.

To diagnose the root-cause of your problem, you would enable each plugin one by one until an issue is found. The last plugin that causes the issue will probably the cause of the conflict. Here are the steps in more detail.

1. With all plugins and the theme disabled, try reproducing the issue.
   1. If you still have the issue, your WordPress setup is the root of the problem.
   2. If not, then continue.
2. On the top bar, navigate to the 'Troubleshooting Mode', hover over it, and enable the MyThemeShop plugin in question. After that, try to reproduce the issue.
   1. If you have the issue, the plugin is conflicting with WordPress
   2. If not, then the plugin is not causing issues with WordPress. Continue to the next step
3. Navigate to the "Troubleshooting Mode" in the top bar again, and enable any other plugin. Then try reproducing the issue.
   1. If you have the issue, then the plugin you just activated is conflicting with the MyThemeShop Plugin
   2. If not, then this plugin is not causing issues with the MyThemeShop plugin

Repeat step no 3 by enabling one plugin at a time and checking if the problem exists. When the problem happens, the plugin you last activated is causing the issue.

 

If the issue is still not resolved, then it might be an issue with the theme you are using. Here is how you confirm if your theme and the MyThemeShop plugin are conflicting with each other.

1. Enter troubleshooting mode again using the instructions above.
2. Using the Troubleshooting mode, activate your regular theme by selecting the 'Use your current theme option'.
3. Activate the MTS plugin you want to check and try to reproduce the issue.
   1. If the issue appears, your theme conflicts with the MTS plugin.
   2. If not, then the issue is with another plugin. You can continue enabling other plugins to pinpoint the plugin and contact their support for a resolution.

Hope that helps. Please let us know if there is anything else.

Thank you.