[Florian]

Hey there,
that would be nice. This way I can see your configuration as well. Please send the information via email to support [at] wp-buddy.com.

Thank you! 😉

[Florian]

Hey there,
thanks for going back with this info.

It seems that the problem appears to be from a time, datetime or date field. I’m not quite sure why this happens (as I was not able to reproduce it) but I could at least fix the fatal error.

Maybe you can update to version 2.28.3 of SNIP which should be available later this day. Here is how you can update it if you don’t see the update yet: https://rich-snippets.io/automatic-updates/#updates_not_appearing

Please test it again and check if the field is printed out in your schema when filled.

Greetings
Florian

[Florian]

Hey there,
and thanks for your message. I hope you’re doing well today.

The only way to find that error is to activate DEBUG Log as described here: https://wordpress.org/support/article/debugging-in-wordpress/#wp_debug_log
After activating the debug log functionality, reload the page with the white screen and check the debug.log file. You should see a “FATAL Error” anywhere. You can also post the content of the file here if you want.

1) is it possible to set conditional properties, which are only active if an ACF field exists in a post (assuming that not all fields are used in all posts)?
> Currently not (without programming knowledge)

2) is it possible to make the entire markup, e.g. for an event schema, conditional, i.e. the schema markup isn’t inserted in a post if NOT ALL of the ACF fields used in the properties have values?
> Currently not (without programming knowledge).

Hope that helps

[Florian]

Hey there,
and thanks for your comment on the forums.

Maybe you can try this:

{
    "id": "snip-global-breadcrumbs-posts",
    "context": "http://schema.org",
    "type": "BreadcrumbList",
    "itemListElement-prop-5c63f68381ee5": {
        "0": "http://schema.org/ListItem",
        "1": {
            "id": "snip-5c641556a573b",
            "context": "http://schema.org",
            "type": "ListItem",
            "name-prop-5c64155761709": {
                "0": "term_title",
                "1": null,
                "overridable": false,
                "overridable_multiple": false
            },
            "position-prop-5c6415576a168": {
                "0": "textfield_sequential_number",
                "1": "breadcrumbs_posts",
                "overridable": false,
                "overridable_multiple": false
            },
            "item-prop-5c64155778310": {
                "0": "term_url",
                "1": null,
                "overridable": false,
                "overridable_multiple": false
            },
            "loop": "taxonomy_category"
        },
        "overridable": false,
        "overridable_multiple": false
    },
    "itemListElement-prop-5c6404b73450b": {
        "0": "http://schema.org/ListItem",
        "1": {
            "id": "snip-5c6404be55fb9",
            "context": "http://schema.org",
            "type": "ListItem",
            "name-prop-5c6404be5f27d": {
                "0": "current_post_title",
                "1": null,
                "overridable": false,
                "overridable_multiple": false
            },
            "position-prop-5c6404be6c368": {
                "0": "textfield_sequential_number",
                "1": "breadcrumbs_posts",
                "overridable": false,
                "overridable_multiple": false
            },
            "item-prop-5c6404be79508": {
                "0": "current_post_url",
                "1": null,
                "overridable": false,
                "overridable_multiple": false
            }
        },
        "overridable": false,
        "overridable_multiple": false
    },
    "@id-prop-5e425e11ac690": {
        "0": "textfield",
        "1": "#breadcrumbs",
        "overridable": false,
        "overridable_multiple": false
    },
    "_is_export": true,
    "@ruleset": [
        [
            {
                "param": "post_type",
                "operator": "==",
                "value": "post"
            }
        ]
    ]
}

It seems that the importer has a problem when the @context-attribute has a prepending www. The above should work as it should be.

[Florian]

No worries. Let me know if you need any further help.

[Florian]

Of course! In line 19 you define the name of the loop.
On line 46 you define the items. Here you need some code that fetches all the images from your blog post and return it as image objects.

Hope that helps.
Florian

[Florian]

Hey there,

yes, you can do that by creating your own loop: https://rich-snippets.io/how-to-add-your-own-loop/

Greetings
Florian

[Florian]

Hey Darryl,
and thanks for your message. I hope you’re doing well today.

Could the second one be coming from automatic Yoast schema?

Yes, maybe. It can be from YoastSEO or another third party plugin.

Yoast schema? Despite selecting the SNIP setting to “remove Yoast schema data”, the problem persists

SNIP can only remove Structured Data created from their SEO plugin, not from their WooCommerce SEO plugin. But I developed a plugin that removes that data, too. Here you go: https://rich-snippets.io/how-to-deactivate-structured-data-generation-in-yoast-seo/#remove_from_yoastseo_woocommerce

Greetings
Flo

[Florian]

Hey there,
sorry for my late response.

You can just walk through the SetupWizard. It will support you to create a LocalBusiness schema.

Greetings
Florian

[Florian]

Hi there and thanks for your comment on this.

I’m not quite sure what do you mean exactly by this. Maybe you can explain a little bit more.

You can always add properties yourself.

Greetings

[Florian]

Hey there,
and thanks for your questions.

In the rules metabox you can set up a rule like this to target terms from a category:

Post category is equal to [your category].

That should do the trick.

Greetings
Florian

[Florian]

Hey cesarvid,
and thanks for your message. Sorry for my late response.

It maybe was just a hiccup from CodeCanyons API. Did it work out in the meantime?

Greetings
Florian

[Florian]

Hey Umut,
and thanks for the clarification.

I guess what you’re trying to achieve is to loop through the recipe items, correct? Unfortunately that doesn’t work. But you can access the single items. Try the following for the first item:

qodef_recipe_single_ingredients_items->0->qodef_recipe_single_ingredients_text

For the second item you do:

qodef_recipe_single_ingredients_items->1->qodef_recipe_single_ingredients_text

And so on.

Because you don’t know how much ingredients you have, I would ask a developer to build a custom loop for you which would it make it way easier for you.

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[Florian]

Hey there,
and thanks for your message.

There was a bug prior version 2.24.0 which caused an issue using arrows in the textfield of the Postmeta field type. So I would recommend up upgrade to the latest version first.

If the problem still persists, please post the structured of the array from the database.

Also please note that the data needs to be stored in the wp_postmeta database table. SNIP cannot access data from anywhere else at this point in time.

Greetings
Flo

[Florian]

Hey there,
and thanks for your comment on this!

Can you describe what exactly is not working?

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