By Experience -> Adventure -> By Sea (third level)
However, by running graphql query, seo node of every term (of every parent-child level) returns opengraphTitle with the value of "Adventure Archives < siteTitle etc >". It seems that choose only the "Adventure" term.
Also, if I change the SEO title manually of any term (from WP term edit page), then the query returns this error:
{
"errors": {
"message": "Unexpected token '<', \"<div id=\"e\"... is not valid JSON",
"stack": "SyntaxError: Unexpected token '<', \"<div id=\"e\"... is not valid JSON"
}
}
The full error message start with <div id="error"><p class="wpdberror"><strong>WordPress database error:</strong> [Column 'ancestor_id' cannot be null]<br /><code>INSERT INTO 'wp_yoast_indexable_hierarchy' ('indexable_id', 'ancestor_id', 'depth', 'blog_id') VALUES ('1', NULL, '1', '1')</code></p></div>{"data": ... and that's why it is not a valid JSON, as error message says.
I have some terms in 3 levels like:
However, by running graphql query,
seonode of every term (of every parent-child level) returnsopengraphTitlewith the value of "Adventure Archives < siteTitle etc >". It seems that choose only the "Adventure" term.Also, if I change the SEO title manually of any term (from WP term edit page), then the query returns this error:
The full error message start with
<div id="error"><p class="wpdberror"><strong>WordPress database error:</strong> [Column 'ancestor_id' cannot be null]<br /><code>INSERT INTO 'wp_yoast_indexable_hierarchy' ('indexable_id', 'ancestor_id', 'depth', 'blog_id') VALUES ('1', NULL, '1', '1')</code></p></div>{"data": ...and that's why it is not a valid JSON, as error message says.To restore query success, you need to do these steps.
Please, note that I am on dev environment with WPML activated.