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Thanks for the reply. I will give it a try.
So far, I have bought 2 licenses for Enfold. Both are installed on the same server in completely separate domains. One install is a wordpress-only domain. I am not having any PHPSESSID 404 errors reported on this domain in Webmaster tools. The other install is an established website, where the install was placed in a specific directory. The PHPSESSID 404 errors reported by Google are all attached to the html pages of the website. Its weird, even when I work on the html pages in Dreamweaver, when I update a single page and upload directly to the domain, it takes much longer now. I can see Dreamweaver checking a whole bunch of PHP files, even though I have only selected a single file to compare local vs. server. I do not believe it has anything to do with the server since my other install is functioning correctly, but I will try to remove the session_start references and go from there.
Thanks again.
Thanks for providing the php command. I included this command in the enfold theme functions.php file, but Google is still reporting 404 errors on my site 3 days after I updated the files. It is attaching the PHPSESSID with a cookie code to many different html links. So when google goes back to try to find the files, they are not there of course, because the SESSID code changes each time. Do you have any other suggestions?
Thanks.
PHP 5.3 – Thanks
Here are some examples of where the theme is creating the PHPSESSID from session_start:
In enfold/config-templatebuilder/avia-shortcodes/masonry_entries.php
Line 33In enfold/config-templatebuilder/avia-shortcodes/portfolio.php
Line27It is not a required command in PHP.
The PHPSESSID errors are really hurting my search rankings.
I have bought 2 licenses for Enfold so far, but this is not going to work if I cannot resolve.
The session_start() command is used in at least 4 files under the Enfold theme files provide. This command is causing the issue. Thanks for the link, but I already tried to eliminate saving the PHPSESSID urls in .httacess by using the commands providing in the article referenced. I tried this last week before I submitted the support request. The article is 8 years old and does not work, it crashes my entire site. Is there another way?
Thanks
Thanks for replying so quickly.
I did see this option. First, this option is only available when inserting a portfolio grid in a portfolio item, but not when inserting a portfolio grid in a page (not a big deal-I can build the page by using a new portfolio page instead). Second, when I try to use the Overwrite Link Setting “Define Custom Link”, the only way to add new portfolio items appears to be by selecting a portfolio category. What I need to do is Select an image, similar to how a grid item is added in the fullwidth masonry grid, then link that grid image to a URL. Maybe I’m still missing something. Thanks.
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