Comment corriger l’erreur 404 du plan de site WordPress SEO de Yoast ?

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1. CB

   Hi, just tried the second version editing the plug ins core files and the site has disapeared?? including the backend. just a white screen?? I replaced the code withy the original and nothing.

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2. Matt Crystal

   Thank you! That worked by supplying the code in the .htaccess file, then unchecking the site map option and saving. Then, re-checking the box and saving again. Thanks!

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3. Roderick van Straten

   Added this code to the .htaccess and unchecked and checked it, but I only get a blank page now for the sitemap ..

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4. mandingo345

   yes, without fix, just uncheck save recheck and saved.

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5. Tidus Ha

   the last update work perfect for me. thank you.

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6. Jack

   After loosing quite some time trying to find what was wrong, I got it working by your suggestion « Uncheck the sitemap option in the Yoast’s SEO plugin and ‘save’ settings. After that re-checking the sitemap’s option fixes the error. »
   tnx very much!

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7. johnny

   Thank you so much! unchecking, saving, rechecking saving did the trick!

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8. sc456a

   After I added the code to htaccess and unchecked/rechecked Sitemap in the plugin, it worked! Thanks!

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9. Taylor

   Worked!! Thank you!

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10. alireza

    it work for me too, Thanks a lot!

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11. Leo

    Uncheck then save, then go back check again and save, solved my problem. It should be at the begining before anybody try anything else! it worked for me thanks though

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12. Elle Laurel Rose

    Woohoo! Thanks. Mine probably wasn’t broken long because Google didn’t seem to mind yet. … But my site is only in a softer launch stage anyway… Slow crawls maybe. Luckily, I’m improving my site before my real projects go up (hopefully soon).

    Anyway I cannot thank you enough.

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13. logitaki

    I opened the class-sitemaps.php file but can’t find the section you are referring to « functiion () init code.. can you be more specific?

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14. Basie

    Editing the .htaccess file, un-checking sitemap generation, saving settings, re-checking, saving settings … fixed it for me! Thank you VERY much.

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15. Tom Atkinson

    I found my issue was actually fixed purely by turning Yoasts sitemaps on and off from UI. Which is great!

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16. Fernando

    Were you able to fix this one? I’m having the same problem, I get a 404 on post-sitemap.xml. I didn’t check the PHP logs on what the error is but probably would be the same you’re getting.

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    • Steve

      No fix, and theres no replies to support threads on wordpress, other people are just disabling it and using another sitemap plugin.

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17. Baidya nath Singh

    It worked with the first code to .htaccess. Thanks.

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18. hayderabbass

    Disabling the XML sitemap and re enabling them fix this issue for me. Thanks!

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19. Ben Billson

    I was having an issue with the sitemap 404’ing when trying to access it.

    I tried adding the first ifmodule, no joy, then remembered I had another ifmodule in place to handle redirects after updating my permalink structure.

    I removed the redirect ifmodule, restarted Worpress SEO, then the sitemaps started working. Re-added the redirect ifmodule, and everything now appears to be working just fine. I’ve also checked the status in GWT and Bing WT and it’s all looking good. Thanks for the help!

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20. Rob Cooper

    I put the first Ifmodule into htaccess and it spit out some weird single line of content, with no links.

    I read through the comments

    then I rebooted Yoast’s sitemap option:

    i unchecked the « Enable XML Sitemap Here » and saved

    I re-checked it and saved

    checked my sitemap and it was there, formatted properly with xsl stylesheet being applied and links all worked

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21. chiappa

    I have no idea where to put that code. There is no line like: « function init() » in class-sitemaps.php

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22. Katrina Isabelle

    Try going into your permalink settings and saving them again. If you can’t access the back end of your site because of the 500 error, then remove that htaccess file.

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23. Katrina Isabelle

    Hello! I think you should add one more step at the very beginning: Re-save your permalink settings! I found that re-saving my permalink settings solved the issue for me. No need to go into the htaccess file.

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    • EB

      Exactly, solved my problem too.

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    • Alfonso

      this fixed the issue for me, re-saving the WP permalinks

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24. Steve

    I get the following error only on post-sitemap, all other sitemaps work ok:
    Fatal error: Allowed memory size../plugins/wordpress-seo/inc/class-sitemaps.php on line 713
    I tried the htaccess and wpseo-functions edits but no luck.
    I deactivated every plugin, still no luck.
    I deleted wpseo and reinstalled but still same problem and now on the wpseo dashboard and sitemaps page I get this error:
    Warning: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, function ‘wpseo_xml_sitemaps_init’ not found or invalid function name in /home/justplay/public_html/wp/wp-includes/plugin.php on line 470

    I have two sites running the same theme, plugins etc and one works ok one has this errors, wierd.

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25. Jane Hockley

    Thank you – i found just by unchecking and saving and then re-checking the site map option for the yoast plugin google webmaster was able to find my site map

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    • eliascan

      Worked for me too. Thanks

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    • Jared Eitnier

      Worked for me as well, good call.

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    • Michael Erickson

      Thanks Jane!

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    • Taylor

      Thank you!! Worked like a charm

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    • Jesse

      This worked for me too. Thanks!

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    • Brent Norris

      yep got rid of the 3 errors displayed in webmaster tools. thanks

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    • Saw Panse

      Worked like a charm. Thanks @janehockley:disqus

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26. Abhishek Mishra

    Guys really you are amazing, yeah AMAZING.. this blog is really helpful for me

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27. Jake Ratliff

    When I tried the htaccess method, it crashed my site. I just added this code into the htaccess file (via the Yoast plugin):

    # WordPress SEO – XML Sitemap Rewrite Fix

    RewriteEngine On
    RewriteBase /
    RewriteRule ^sitemap_index.xml$ /index.php?sitemap=1 [L]
    RewriteRule ^([^/]+?)-sitemap([0-9]+)?.xml$ /index.php?sitemap=$1&sitemap_n=$2 [L]

    # END WordPress SEO – XML Sitemap Rewrite Fix

    And then clicked the « save changes to .htaccess » button. I can’t go anywhere without the 500 error now. What did I do wrong? Anyone know how to fix this?

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28. Jake Ratliff

    I tried the htaccess fix and now I get a 500 Internal Server Error.

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29. Mark Haller

    @NicolasJoly:disqus you star, well done, thanks so much!

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30. Tiffany Marie McAnally

    So it still doesn’t work for me… I feel like beating my head against a wall. As much as I love the plugin, I think I’m just going to lose it in favor of something that’s actually functional.

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31. Jérôme Lafforgue

    Thanks, work fine in wpseo-functions.php file @ line 461

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32. ast

    for me worked fine!
    thank you

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33. NicolasJoly

    @Matt Klein, it’s in the wpseo-functions.php file @ line 461

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34. NicolasJoly

    @Matt Klein, the ‘init’ function is now ‘wpseo_xml_sitemaps_init’ in the wpseo-functions.php, @line 461

    Add just :
    global $wp_rewrite; before the $GLOBALS define
    and
    $wp_rewrite->flush_rules(); after the add_rewrite_rule…

    /**

    * Initialize sitemaps. Add sitemap & XSL rewrite rules and query vars

    */

    function wpseo_xml_sitemaps_init() {

    $options = get_option( ‘wpseo_xml’ );

    if ( $options[‘enablexmlsitemap’] !== true ) {

    return;

    }

    // redirects sitemap.xml to sitemap_index.xml

    add_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘wpseo_xml_redirect_sitemap’, 0 );

    if ( ! is_object( $GLOBALS[‘wp’] ) ) {

    return;

    }

    global $wp_rewrite;

    $GLOBALS[‘wp’]->add_query_var( ‘sitemap’ );

    $GLOBALS[‘wp’]->add_query_var( ‘sitemap_n’ );

    $GLOBALS[‘wp’]->add_query_var( ‘xsl’ );

    add_rewrite_rule( ‘sitemap_index.xml$’, ‘index.php?sitemap=1’, ‘top’ );

    add_rewrite_rule( ‘([^/]+?)-sitemap([0-9]+)?.xml$’, ‘index.php?sitemap=$matches[1]&sitemap_n=$matches[2]’, ‘top’ );

    add_rewrite_rule( ‘([a-z]+)?-?sitemap.xsl$’, ‘index.php?xsl=$matches[1]’, ‘top’ );

    $wp_rewrite->flush_rules();

    }

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35. Matt Klein

    There is no function init area in my class-sitemaps.php file. Could it be called something else. What line is it on?

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36. Regina Falkowski

    Added the code to .htaccess file and it worked like a charm! Thanks for the fix

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37. Alec Byrne

    Adding the .htaccess worked for me – thanks very much

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38. Desainwebs

    Still not work for me

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39. Ollie

    Htaccess fix worked for me.

    But as Scott in the first comment above says, I needed to uncheck the XML sitemap checkbox and save. Then recheck it and save again for the sitemap to show up. I think that would be worth mentioning in the article.

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Ollie, yes we have updated the article.

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40. Steve Patterson

    Thanks this worked for me editing the .htaccess file. I unchecked sitemaps off then back on and also changed mine from 1,000 to 400. If you are on a shared server, I would use a lower number so that less CPU usage is done on your domain.

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41. scott

    Hi guys,

    I had to troubleshoot this issue too. My site is hosted in a sub directory of a main site. So I had to set the following line:

    RewriteBase /scottmortiz/

    I then had to uncheck the mina Site Map XML option in the plugin, and save. Then re-check the plugin and save. Hope this works for some of you.

    -Scott

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42. Chris

    Hi Steven,
    thank alot. This helped me, too. But to get the rewrite working I had to disable the xml function, save it, and enable (and save it) again. Seems obvious, but maybe this is worth a note in the article. I will safe this article in my personal wordpress help register.
    Thanks,
    Chris

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    • Dan

      Thank you Chris! This fixed my 404 problem with Yoast’s XML Sitemap feature.

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    • Jason Judge

      Ah, switch it off, then switch it back on again. Thanks:-) It is not as obvious as you think. My sitemaps also did not work (getting a 404) until I did this. I did not have to make any of the other changes described in this post.

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43. Shanthi Ganesan

    @PEKKO Hi Tried your techniques it really works well,thanks a lot for sharing….

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44. Lukas

    Nothing is working in my case – still Error 404 …

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45. Ryan

    Beauty, fixed it for me too.. thanks for putting this up

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46. lloyd

    this just broke my websites … now getting an internal server error…

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47. Rosie

    The edit to .htaccess files was just the trick. Thanks for posting this! You saved me a whole lot of time and trouble.

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48. Pekko

    I was just facing the same issue. i unticked the box (Check this box to enable XML sitemap functionality) — pressed save, and then ticked the box again, after that It found the sitemap again, Hope it will be there!

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    • Anisa

      I use this technique, and it worked

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    • John

      This worked for me, as well. Thx!

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    • Cara Sherlock

      Unchecking, saving and then rechecking worked for me too. Thx!

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    • Badprimer

      [..unticked the box (Check this box to enable XML sitemap functionality) — pressed save, and then ticked the box again..]

      Worked for me. Thx!!

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    • Kerry

      Thank you! Worked for me too! So simple. The author of this article should add this too.

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    • bruce

      This also worked for me. turn off sitemaps. save. turn them back on. save. fixed

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    • David

      Same for me, unchecked, saved, checked, saved, voila!

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    • hobbsy

      this worked for me too

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49. Hugo

    Hi,

    I’m still having some troubles with my website:
    My site map contains a lot of files like this one:
    http://www.blenheimgang.com/wp-content/uploads/media/2013/09/BCRR-E30-25.jpg
    and they refer to a broken link. How can I delete them?

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    • WPBeginner Support

      Doesn’t look like a broken link.

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50. Steven

    I’ll just share what worked for me, by changing the ‘max entries per site map’ to 250 (ie. something less than 1000) I managed to fix the 404 error. I think the server was having issues processing 1000 entries which is the default.

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    • Maggie

      Hi Steven, this is great solution! I just fixed the problem by your method. Thank you very much!

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    • PromInc

      Thanks Steven – this resolved my issue as well. The ‘max entries…’ field was blank for me; simply adding any value seemed to work, which is good as I felt 250 was a bit low. Very simple but effective solution.

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    • Nick Root

      That worked thanks for the tip!

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