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  • Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    Yes, I am autoblogging to my site and as a result, my website name is included in every post, and I do not want that to be a tag.

    I would remove this particular keyword (your website name) from the list of tags + related words then.

    Also, the plugin is pulling in the word fin as a tag on every post as a result of the words: FINd and deFINitely…I’m guessing as I can find no other instance of those 3 letters together.

    This should happen only if you use the following string as a related word: “*fin*”. But if that’s not the case then I have no idea what might be wrong with it.

    I was actually dealing with this problem in the not yet released version 1.6 (it was caused by non-existent word separators); I’m not sure if this particular bug affects also v1.5 though (it shouldn’t AFAIK).

    The word ‘red’ is included in the markup code, but does not show on the post itself, and that is tagged every time as well.

    If the plugin is configured to strip HTML tags from the post, only the word “green” will be ignored in the following example:

    <span title="green">red</span>

    The word “red” will be ignored only if you remove characters “<” and “>” from your word separators.

    And finally, the number 2 and 2D is tagged consistently and I can find no isolated instances of these in either the post or the markup.

    If these keywords aren’t included on the list of tags + related words then they should not be added to posts as tags.

    The features you suggested probably won’t be implemented in the next version 1.6 (there’s still a lot of other more important things that need to be done) but since a large part of code has been changed, let’s hope that these strange bugs won’t bother you after upgrading the plugin.

    (Unfortunately I still don’t know when the new version will be released. Sorry for the inconvenience.)

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    So the plugin should not add a tag if a certain string is also included in the post, is that correct?

    There is a word combo in every single post that I do not want tagged.

    Could you please give me a specific example? Maybe it’s possible to achieve this by using different word separators.

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    There are plugins that let you edit MySQL tables directly from WP. (But I prefer using phpMyAdmin so I can’t recommend any.)

    If the confirmation message I mentioned previously (you can find it on the line 1283) doesn’t even show up, it’s because one of the conditions (lines 1276, 1277) isn’t met.

    I don’t know why though. Sorry for the inconvenience.

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    Oh, now I understand what you are trying to do – but don’t know why it doesn’t work.

    1) Have you tried deactivating all other plugins?
    2) What’s your WP version?
    3) I assume that you are currently using APT v1.5, correct?
    4) Are you seeing any errors? (I’m not sure if this will help but I would turn on the debug mode and add the following code $wpdb->show_errors(); somewhere below the first “global” function in the main file of the plugin – put it on the line 37 for example.)
    5) Do you see the confirmation message (“All tags have been deleted”) after you hit the “Delete all tags” button?

    APT v1.5 stores the keywords in a special table in the dabatase (“wp_apt_tags”). So if you are able to change the plugin settings but not delete the keywords, it seems that the plugin is for some reason not allowed to delete data from that table.

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    If you delete a keyword (by which I mean the tag name + its related words; this term is used in v1.6 to avoid confusion with WP tags BTW) from the plugin’s options page, the script should not add it to posts anymore.

    I’m not exactly sure what the problem is and why you would need to export and import all the tags instead of simply deleting them from the administration interface, could you please elaborate more on that? Sorry if I appear to be slow-witted, I just don’t get it 🙂

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    You need to delete the tags you don’t want only after you deactivate the plugin – otherwise it will be automatically added next time you save/update the post. (Or you need to set the value of the option “Old tags handling” to “Do nothing” but I think that (de)activating the plugin is easier.)

    If you have an idea how to solve this problem without the annoying (de)activation hassle, please let me know.

    And I’m glad you like the plugin.

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    Hmm, that’s strange. Have you tried deactivating all other plugins? To be honest, I have no idea what’s wrong with it – I could only guess.

    (By the way, if all goes well, the version 1.6 should be released in a week or two. It’s faster than the previous version so hopefully it will fix the error you mentioned in the first post.)

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    How many characters does the particular post have? How many user-defined keywords (tags with related words) are there? Do you use any unusual (non-default) settings?

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    Hi, if this error shows up when using the bulk tagging tool you might want to decrease the “Number of posts tagged per cycle”.

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    Hello, the next version 1.6 should support custom taxonomies/post types. I’m not sure when it will be released though.

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    Right, if the script doesn’t find new tags it doesn’t do anything about the old ones. There are plugins like https://ww.wp.xz.cn/plugins/mass-delete-tags/ which let you delete all tags from the database (which also removes them from posts) but I suppose I could add there a checkbox option that would take care of this.

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    Hey, it’s already possible to retag all posts and replace old tags with new ones (see “Old tags handling” in APT → General settings).

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    You are right, wildcards currently work with alphanumeric characters only – I forgot to fix that (you can do it by replacing the string [a-zA-Z0-9] with appropriate regular expression). Thanks for the feedback.

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    Thanks for the heads up. On which page you see these warnings? Are they everywhere or just on the settings page? Did you just install the plugin before these warnings appeared?

    A screenshot of the settings page might help (if you changed the configuration).

    Plugin Author Devtard

    (@devtard)

    Thanks for the suggestion, I’ll check it out.

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