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@stevejburge thanks, I managed to get it to work by disabling “Asynchronous Publishing”. However, I have written a plugin that listens on the “save_post” action, which is not triggered once your plugin updates an article with the revision changes. Could you tell me what action/hook (WordPress or from your plugin) I can listen to to trigger my custom code?
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In reply to: [Broken Link Checker] Amazon links don’t workI can confirm that Amazon links are incorrectly treated as “503 Service Unavailable”. An example link is https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B00O887V9I/?tag=wohnglueck-macht-gluecklich-21
@reneesoffice thanks for opening an issue on github. Would a quick Hangout be possible? That way, I could lead you through our setup and clarify open points.
@reneesoffice thanks for your reply!
1) There’s plenty of homegrown plugins listed in that information dump, alongside email addresses. Could you tell me which information exactly you need from that dump, so that I can pick the necessary parts from it?
2) https://example.com is a completely separate site fully under our control. We have a custom WordPress plugin that exports article data (not the wp json API) to a separate system written by us running in the cloud which takes this data and builds websites with it.
I do not know how your plugin tries to check for the verification token; I suspect it looks for a (temporary?) element in the website’s html to verify. If we were able to manually add this element to our website, or if a validation via DNS was possible, it would probably solve the issue.
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1) yes, that’s the one I installed and configured
2) yes, I tried that. It fails at the “Verify site ownership” step with this message: “The necessary verification token could not be found on your site. This may be related to your site using a page caching plugin. Please flush your home page cache and then try again.”. That’s expected, since Site Kit has no control over the actual website, since WordPress is not used to render it.
3) WordPress is hosted in AWS, as is the website we would like to connect Site Kit to.What I suspect is that Site Kit tries to find the necessary data on the website, which it can’t because it has no control over it.
Is there another way to authorize the plugin? Google Search Console was authorized via DNS verification, but we could also upload a verification file to the website itself if that’s necessary.
Hello @reneesoffice! Thanks for your reply and sorry for my late response. As you can imagine, things are a bit chaotic right now. I’ll get back to you with the necessary information asap!