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  • I know I have addressed this a few times, but every single time I do an update on Elementor or Wooscommerce some of my pages throw a 404. YOu have advised to deactivate plugins one at at time until I find the culprate.. Well I have done that and I have found that RANK MATH is the culprate. When I deactivate your plug in and reactivate it and link back to Google analytics everything works great!!!!.. It’s just a pain in the butt.

    Any more suggestions?

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  • Hello,

    Yes, this issue is likely caused by the “Strip Category Base” option in General Settings → Links. You can disable that to see if the issue is resolved.

    Based on your situation, this issue is caused by heavy permalink caching which is why we shared the previous code. However, if a new update from our plugin comes in, the issue shouldn’t reoccur so please make sure that the code we shared is always active.

    One thing to check is to contact your hosting provider and ask them if your website has any server-level caching services. If it has, then please clear the caches there as well.

    Let us know how that goes.

    Looking forward to helping you.

    I know this has been going on for some time and instead of bugging you every time i do something I have taken some time to see why my site is throwing 404 on “some” pages on my site and aren’t being recorded in the 404 log area of Rank math..

    I had about 9 plugins today and I updated them all but (1) “woocommmerce”.. I checked all my pages and everthing worked great!!! Then I updated “woocommerce” and a few of my pages that always had the issue threw 404’s…

    I went back and “deactivated rank math plugin” and everything worked great!!… Then I “reactive” Rank Math and everthing still worked great.. I appears to me that “Woo” has an issue with Rank Math..

    Any suggestions now?

    Hello,

    We are unable to replicate this issue on our local installation, nor have other users reported similar issues to us.

    It seems, for some reason, that the permalink temporarily changes when WooCommerce is updated on your site.

    You can create a staging site and investigate if the issue also occurs there.

    You can follow this guide to create a staging site: https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-create-staging-environment-for-a-wordpress-site/

    Thank you.

    Thanks for your imput.. I have tried a few times to use the staging site on my account and it never works..I contacted the host where the staging site “should” be used and they have no clue either why the staging site doesn’t work …

    I guess I will just keeping deactivating your plug in and activiting it until my subscription runs out on my web hosting for the site and i won’t be renewing again at this point… 5 years of wasted effort…

    thanks again for your help

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