@kireip Your advice is working like a charm! Generally, I use “Duplicator” to copy a local installation to my web server. Maybe, it results in the same conflict how you described. After deactivating and reentering the PRO-License I can update all installations of ACF Pro.
Thank you very much!
I’ve got the same problem on many of my website. From time to time, I can update some websites with ACF installed but most of my sites stuck at an old version of ACF Pro. Firebug shows a HTTP-Status-Code 200 but the header of the answer shows, that there is no success to fetch that update.
HTTP-Header answer:
{
"success":false,
"data": {
"update":"plugin",
"plugin":"advanced-custom-fields-pro\/acf.php",
"slug":"advanced-custom-fields-pro",
"oldVersion":"Version 5.2.9",
"newVersion":"",
"error":"Plugin-Aktualisierung fehlgeschlagen."
}
}
In my mind, the “SEO-Score” is not lower, if Yoast SEO does not detect your content fields of ACF. While Yoast SEO catches the content out of the correct css selectors or maybe from database, Google & Co. crawl the rendered website content. The difference is, that Google & Co. detect all your Content, although the word count of Yoast SEO displays a value of 0.
So all in all, in my opinion you do not have to raise concern over the live analysis of Yoast SEO, Google & Co. will detect and process your data correctly. I have got a complex website with a lot of custom fields but unfortunately none of these ACF are detected by Yoast SEO. Of course, it would be nice, if the “traffic light” displays a green light and the Yoast SEO Analysis shows me that is all correct but now I have to trust my entered data.
I hope, I could help you a bit.
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