By Ian Shere on Sunday, 16 September 2018
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I recently added a new website and immediately I began getting 404 errors in the GWT console. It all seems related to AMP/non AMP issues (see attachment).

I have no idea how to fix this.
Hey there,

I am really sorry for the delay of this reply as it is a weekend for us here.

Can you elaborate more details regarding this so we can better have a check?

1. Update your site backend and FTP details
2. All these URL generated from Easyblog?
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Sunday, 16 September 2018 10:20
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Sorry - didn't get notification of your reply and forgot I had a support ticket in.

Not sure what you mean by "Update your site backend and FTP details". I have the latest version of EB if that's what you mean - lost on updating FTP though.

I assume these are EB generated URLs as I haven't done anything except for using jSitemap Pro to write sitemaps which are auto-pinged to Google, etc.

EDIT: Just logged into GWT dashboard. There's this error now:

The tag 'amp-video extension .js script' is missing or incorrect, but required by 'amp-video'. This will soon be an error.
First detected: 9/22/18 Status: Warning

Now only 1 URL is listed - https://www.go4apes.com/blog/pipes-under-driveways?format=amp
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Tuesday, 02 October 2018 08:36
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Hi Ian,

It is okay
lost on updating FTP though.

What my colleague mean in previous reply was your FTP access which is, as I see you already provided in site details http://take.ms/6bKsn .

I believe that google have retrieved your latest sitemap, and as I tried to do AMP test for that link you've given in the latest reply seems like the amp page is in valid structured data http://take.ms/3wB3D

By the way, don't forget to add https://www.go4apes.com/ into your support domain in https://stackideas.com/dashboard so that we can support on this domain as well
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Tuesday, 02 October 2018 11:56
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