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  • Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    Good. Did you see the confirmation message “Automatic Post Tagger has been updated to version 1.6” during the update?

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    Does the old DB table “wp_apt_tags” still exist? Did you see any errors during the update?

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    I’m glad to hear that; thanks for the feedback.

    Personally I’m not a big fan of keyword suggestion tools, because they aren’t very reliable. But I guess it’s better to have at least an inaccurate list of keywords that you can easily modify than to have no list at all and start from scratch. I’ll add your idea to my to-do list and will see what I can do about that. No promises though. 🙂

    By the way, I already uploaded v1.6 to the Plugin Directory. It doesn’t differ much from the .zip archive you downloaded from my website but there are some new minor changes, so you might want to replace these old files with new ones it if you want to use the same version as everyone else does.

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    I just updated the plugin and also created a new modified version which can be used separately to add categories. It can be downloaded here: http://devtard.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/automatic-category-adder.zip (see this page for more information)

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    yurrrry: I just released a new version 1.6; could you please try it out and let me know if it works for you?

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    If you don’t see the “Click here” link it means that the execution of the script was stopped before this link could be displayed. This usually happens when the “max_execution_time” limit is reached (the plugin has to do too many operations and doesn’t have enough time to finish them).

    If you remove your word separators or enable the option “Replace non-alphanumeric characters with spaces”, the plugin should process posts much faster (spaces will be used as default word separators in this case); you could also set the maximum number of characters in a post that should be analyzed (useful if your posts have more than several thousands of characters). Could you please give this a try? Maybe the bulk tagging tool would work correctly then.

    I assume that bulk tagging was not resumed after you reloaded the page – the “Click here” link didn’t appear – right?

    And could you please explain what exactly you meant in the last paragraph? I’m not sure if I understand.

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    That would be awesome. You can download the new version here:

    http://devtard.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/apt1.zip

    1) Just to be sure, please back up everything. (Also generate a new CSV backup of your keywords.)
    2) In order to upgrade the plugin, delete all files and folders in the old APT directory – with the exception of the folder “backup”. Now copy there the contents of the .zip archive.
    3) Load the page /wp-admin/plugins.php in your browser to make the plugin update its DB settings.

    Now the plugin should copy all keywords to a new DB option. The old DB table should be deleted only if the previous step is completed successfully. And a new CSV backup should be automatically created.

    4) Does the new version seem to work? Can you do basic things like saving settings, importing/exporting keywords or using the bulk tagging tool?

    5) If your keywords contain non-ASCII (UTF-8) characters, please check if they’re being correctly added to your posts. If you encounter any errors, please let me know. And any comments in general are appreciated.

    Thanks for your time, I’m looking forward to your response.

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    I would set the variable to at least 3000 in your case (for every keyword there are two input fields that are being sent when you submit the form). Let me know if that works.

    (But also keep in mind that such modification may make DoS attacks more effective as the PHP manual suggests: http://php.net/manual/en/info.configuration.php#ini.max-input-vars )

    By the way, would you be interested in testing the plugin before it’s officially released?

    (I’ve done some testing myself but it’s always great to have feedback from users who may have a different server configuration or use the plugin differently than I do.)

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    Hey again, I just encountered this issue myself (and found a solution). Your PHP configuration probably prevents too many input fields from being submitted, so if you have a lot of keywords in the database (at least 300), some of them are being ignored (including the buttons that are supposed to let the script know that it should save the keywords or delete them – that’s why you didn’t see any messages).

    This problem can be fixed either by decreasing the number of input fields on the page (e.g. only one field – a textarea – should be used to edit all keywords – in a CSV format for example) or by modifying the PHP configuration (the variable “max_input_vars” in the php.ini file must be changed to a higher value e.g. 10000).

    I will make sure that the first option is available in v1.6. The new version should be hopefully released soon. 🙂

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    Delete/comment out lines 679 to 681, that might fix the problem.

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    I assume you aren’t getting the same error message when using the bulk tagging tool, correct? What exactly doesn’t work?

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    The message “There aren’t any tags that can be added to posts” (line 1595 in the main php file) is displayed only if the variable “apt_stats_current_tags” is equal to zero. If there are some keywords in the table but you are still getting this error message for some reason (the variable should be updated every time a new keyword is added or removed, I’m not sure why it doesn’t work for you), try deleting or commenting out lines 1596 to 1599. Let me know if that helps.

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    Hi, I’m not really familiar with Multisite so honestly I’m not sure what the problem is and what can be done about it.

    But I’m currently working on the next version 1.6; I’ll put your suggestion on my to-do list.

    I’m glad you otherwise like the plugin.

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    Hi, does the version 1.5.1 work for you? http://devtard.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/automatic-post-tagger-v1.5.1.zip (Just to be sure, don’t forget to create a backup of your website before installing it.)

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    Hi, it seems that the security nonce is invalid for some reason. I’m not sure what exactly the problem is, but I would just remove the lines 442 to 457 from the main php file.

    (The line 442 starts with the following code: if($apt_settings['apt_admin_notice_prompt'] == 1){ )

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