[@michaelhpdx Participant 9 years, 11 months ago]

Well, apparently not. The problem is still there, the Permalinks solution only fixed the issue with the broken Sitemaps.

I’ll go back to evaluating the solution you mentioned, @bphelp.

Cheers.
Michael

[@michaelhpdx Participant 9 years, 11 months ago]

Thanks @bphelp, much appreciated.

I believe I solved the problem by simply going in and re-saving Permalinks (under Dashboard->Settings->Permalinks). The page titles now look correct.

Michael

[@michaelhpdx Participant 9 years, 11 months ago]

And just when you think things are about to get worse…they get better. On a lark I went in and re-saved the Permalinks configuration on my site, and the Sitemaps appeared again. It looks like it is working.

So a word to the wise, if you ever update BuddyPress and use WordPress SEO, be sure to check whether your sitemap is still working, whether the BuddyPress page titles are working, etc. If not, try and save your Permalink configuration (under Dashboard->Settings->Permalinks).

Michael

[@michaelhpdx Participant 9 years, 11 months ago]

I just noticed this same problem with missing sitemaps on my site when upgrading to BuddyPress 2.2.1.

It seems related to the problem with botched BuddyPress page titles I discussed in this post: https://buddypress.org/support/topic/buddypress-2-2-1-incompatible-with-yoast-seo-botched-page-titles/

There must be a major new incompatibility between BuddyPress 2.2.x and Yoast WordPress SEO (plugin version 1.7.3.1) that REALLY needs to get fixed.

Disabling WordPress SEO is not the solution to this problem. I will have to roll back my BuddyPress installation, which is a big pain the *ss. Not happy.

Michael