Just installing wpmu dev seo for multi site/buddypress -- 3.1 wordpress + 1.2.8 buddypress (using multidb).
I notice when configuring on step 2, Path to XML Sitemap is listing the wrong path, because the listed path isn't existed. It's pointing to wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/sitemap.xml which I don't have a directory starting with 1.
URL to sitemap is also not existed, but it lists as http://blogmyway.com/sitemap.xml. When click on it, it says the sitemap was not found!
Just installing wpmu dev seo for multi site/buddypress -- 3.1 wordpress + 1.2.8 buddypress (using multidb).
I notice when configuring on step 2, Path to XML Sitemap is listing the wrong path, because the listed path isn't existed. It's pointing to wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/sitemap.xml which I don't have a directory starting with 1.
URL to sitemap is also not existed, but it lists as http://blogmyway.com/sitemap.xml. When click on it, it says the sitemap was not found!
For me the main blog for still uses /uploads. The other blogs uses blogs.dir. Since the folder 1 didn't exist in blogs.dir i created it with the correct permissions.
The sitemap.xml and .gz gets created so that seems to work but when I go to the url http://myblog.tld/sitemap.xml WP gives me a page that says "The sitemap file was not found.".
In the settings of the plugin the path to the file seems be correct and the actual file gets created, so... thats weird :)
Hope I gave you some pointers and that it will get resolved soon! No pressure though! ;)
For me the main blog for still uses /uploads. The other blogs uses blogs.dir. Since the folder 1 didn't exist in blogs.dir i created it with the correct permissions.
The sitemap.xml and .gz gets created so that seems to work but when I go to the url http://myblog.tld/sitemap.xml WP gives me a page that says "The sitemap file was not found.".
In the settings of the plugin the path to the file seems be correct and the actual file gets created, so... thats weird :)
This problem still persists for me after I updated the plugin. Strange.
Updated, but still having the same issue. no site map found message. I have a blogs.dir folder, but the folder only has the tar version, not a regular xml version in there if that helps at all.
Simple Sitemaps for Multisite and WPMU DEV SEO with XML Sitemap seem to be able to coexist (or exist independently) with the same results for me: the sitemap returns an error on the primary site but works fine on sub-sites (domain mapped and not). I'll send over info once I'm done working on a couple of other things.
New Update. When trying to do a "Quick Edit" of a page, I'm getting a fatal error that seems to be coming from the SEO plug in when I try to UPDATE. Here's the text:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function page_rows() in /home/digitalp/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wpmu-dev-seo/wds-files/wds-core/admin/wds-core-metabox.php on line 296 Fatal error: Call to undefined function page_rows() in /home/digitalp/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wpmu-dev-seo/wds-files/wds-core/admin/wds-core-metabox.php on line 296
I have the same issue "The sitemap file was not found." - Please advise - i can see that the sitemap.xml file is created but cannot access using http://studentology.co.za/sitemap.xml
I figured out my problem with the sitemap not writing. People should make sure the write permissions are set to allow the directory to be writeable by Apache. Unfortunately, the plugin doesn't notify you if that's the problem.
Getting this error on a fresh install. Originally there wasn't a /uploads directory and there is seemingly no error being reported by the plugin. I have created the uploads dir and chmod 777'd it, as well as a blogs.dir folder to no avail. I have even made a new post to try and entice it to recreate the sitemap.
The 'path to sitemap' is just being shown as '/sitemap.xml'
The problem is that there is an if/elseif with no 'else' as fall back:
Line 473 of wds-sitemaps.php:
` if ($this->write_sitemap( $sitemappath, $output ) && $echo)
echo sprintf( __( '%1$s: <a href="%2$s">Sitemap</a> successfully (re-)generated.' , 'wds'), date( 'H:i' ), $sitemapurl ) . '<br/><br/>';
else if ($echo)
echo sprintf( __( '%1$s: <a href="%2$s">Something went wrong...</a>.' , 'wds'), date( 'H:i' ), $sitemapurl ) . '<br/><br/>';
}`
It has nothing to fall back to if the write sitemap fails so just spits out a 404.
Responses (34)
WPMU DEV Fanatic — 1st March 2011 (1 year ago) #
Hello argh2xxx,
I thought for sure that on a multisite, the main blog would always be listed as blog 1, and therefore you'd have blogs.dir/1 as the main blog.
Let me see what the developers have to say about this.
Cheers,
David
Member — 2nd March 2011 (1 year ago) #
Same problem here :)
First post, btw.. Awesome plugins!
Founder & CEO — 2nd March 2011 (1 year ago) #
Heya Anders,
Welcome to WPMU DEV :)
Ulrich will be onto this as soon as he gets going (still th dead of night for him!)
Cheers, James
Lead Developer — 2nd March 2011 (1 year ago) #
It may not be generated yet until you create a post, so try that.
Member — 2nd March 2011 (1 year ago) #
Same issue here. No site map. I tried creating a new post to no avail.
Member — 2nd March 2011 (1 year ago) #
Ya, the plugin is no go for me, so I disabled!
Member — 2nd March 2011 (1 year ago) #
For me the main blog for still uses /uploads. The other blogs uses blogs.dir. Since the folder 1 didn't exist in blogs.dir i created it with the correct permissions.
The sitemap.xml and .gz gets created so that seems to work but when I go to the url http://myblog.tld/sitemap.xml WP gives me a page that says "The sitemap file was not found.".
In the settings of the plugin the path to the file seems be correct and the actual file gets created, so... thats weird :)
Hope I gave you some pointers and that it will get resolved soon! No pressure though! ;)
WPMU DEV Fanatic — 2nd March 2011 (1 year ago) #
Hi guys,
If you could please download the latest version 1.0.1 it should work just fine.
http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/wpmu-dev-seo/
Cheers,
David
Developer — 2nd March 2011 (1 year ago) #
The issue is due to the fact that the blog dir has not been created yet. Version 1.0.1, we just released, should fix it.
Member — 2nd March 2011 (1 year ago) #
Hi, it looks like the plugin has been installed, but it is not visible on child blogs?? wp 3.1
Developer — 2nd March 2011 (1 year ago) #
I should be visible in the network admin. See Install & Use instructions : http://premium.wpmudev.org/project/wpmu-dev-seo/installation/
Member — 2nd March 2011 (1 year ago) #
This problem still persists for me after I updated the plugin. Strange.
Member — 2nd March 2011 (1 year ago) #
Updated, but still having the same issue. no site map found message. I have a blogs.dir folder, but the folder only has the tar version, not a regular xml version in there if that helps at all.
Founder & CEO — 2nd March 2011 (1 year ago) #
Sorry guys, if you want to send through more details to contact (at) incsub / dot/ com and reference it for Ulrich we'll take a closer look.
Member — 3rd March 2011 (1 year ago) #
Having the same problems too, what information do you need? Do we need to create another super admin for you to troubleshoot? FTP?
Member — 3rd March 2011 (1 year ago) #
Could there be a compatibility issue with Simple Sitemaps For Multisite?
Founder & CEO — 3rd March 2011 (1 year ago) #
There definitely could be, can you try installing that and see if it helps.
FTP will be more useful than super admin (I think) although both would be best :)
Member — 3rd March 2011 (1 year ago) #
Simple Sitemaps for Multisite and WPMU DEV SEO with XML Sitemap seem to be able to coexist (or exist independently) with the same results for me: the sitemap returns an error on the primary site but works fine on sub-sites (domain mapped and not). I'll send over info once I'm done working on a couple of other things.
Member — 3rd March 2011 (1 year ago) #
So the verdict for this plugin is still a no go even with the latest version?
Member — 4th March 2011 (1 year ago) #
That's what I'm seeing so far. Seems to work great on subdomain websites, but the master site doesn't have a sitemap on my install..
Member — 4th March 2011 (1 year ago) #
New Update. When trying to do a "Quick Edit" of a page, I'm getting a fatal error that seems to be coming from the SEO plug in when I try to UPDATE. Here's the text:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function page_rows() in /home/digitalp/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wpmu-dev-seo/wds-files/wds-core/admin/wds-core-metabox.php on line 296 Fatal error: Call to undefined function page_rows() in /home/digitalp/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wpmu-dev-seo/wds-files/wds-core/admin/wds-core-metabox.php on line 296
Developer — 5th March 2011 (1 year ago) #
Did anyone send us admin and ftp details? If no, please do, as we are not able to reproduce the bug.
@skishopmatt
The error is fixed in version 1.0.2.
http://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/seo-fatal-error-on-quick-modify#post-80796
Member — 6th March 2011 (1 year ago) #
Morning. I am also having the issue with the directory not being blogs.dir/1
Mine is also /uploads for the main blog.
How can I help this get fixed?
Member — 6th March 2011 (1 year ago) #
I have the same issue "The sitemap file was not found." - Please advise - i can see that the sitemap.xml file is created but cannot access using http://studentology.co.za/sitemap.xml
Thanks
Developer — 7th March 2011 (1 year ago) #
Please try version 1.0.3. If it doesn't work, please send us admin and ftp details.
Member — 7th March 2011 (1 year ago) #
Woot! 1.0.3 seems to work for me :) Awesome!
Member — 8th March 2011 (1 year ago) #
1.0.3 worked for me too - thanks
Member — 8th March 2011 (1 year ago) #
Super plugin! 1.0.3 worked perfectly! Thanks
Member — 8th March 2011 (1 year ago) #
Nice work! 1.03 is perfect :) Thanks so much!
Matt
Member — 9th March 2011 (1 year ago) #
Problem fixed.
Member — 19th March 2011 (1 year ago) #
My sitemap is not being generated. I'm not seeing any errors, I just end up with the message "The sitemap file was not found."
Member — 22nd March 2011 (1 year ago) #
I figured out my problem with the sitemap not writing. People should make sure the write permissions are set to allow the directory to be writeable by Apache. Unfortunately, the plugin doesn't notify you if that's the problem.
Member — 15th April 2011 (1 year ago) #
Getting this error on a fresh install. Originally there wasn't a /uploads directory and there is seemingly no error being reported by the plugin. I have created the uploads dir and chmod 777'd it, as well as a blogs.dir folder to no avail. I have even made a new post to try and entice it to recreate the sitemap.
The 'path to sitemap' is just being shown as '/sitemap.xml'
Member — 15th April 2011 (1 year ago) #
The problem is that there is an if/elseif with no 'else' as fall back:
Line 473 of wds-sitemaps.php:
` if ($this->write_sitemap( $sitemappath, $output ) && $echo)
echo sprintf( __( '%1$s: <a href="%2$s">Sitemap</a> successfully (re-)generated.' , 'wds'), date( 'H:i' ), $sitemapurl ) . '<br/><br/>';
else if ($echo)
echo sprintf( __( '%1$s: <a href="%2$s">Something went wrong...</a>.' , 'wds'), date( 'H:i' ), $sitemapurl ) . '<br/><br/>';
}`
It has nothing to fall back to if the write sitemap fails so just spits out a 404.
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