Plugin Tag: trackback
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Disable Trackbacks
Globally disables trackbacks to cut down on spam. Very, very few people legitimately use trackbacks and spammers love them, so it's worthy tradeo …
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Auto-Close Comments, Pingbacks and Trackbacks
Automatically close Comments, Pingbacks and Trackbacks. Manage and delete revisions.
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Remove Pingback-Trackback Comments
One step process to remove pingbacks and trackbacks and leave only real user opinions in your posts comments.
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SMu Manual DoFollow
SMu DoFollow has many DoFollow Options (Manual or Automatism) and included URL Validator (Manual, WP-Cron or Cronjob).
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Silent Publish
Adds the ability to publish a post without triggering pingbacks, trackbacks, or notifying update services.
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Alex King's Popularity Contest (AKPC) Widget
Sidebar widget version of Popularity Contest plugin by Alex King. Please install and activate the plugin before using this widget.
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External Related Posts
Grabs related links from Google Blog Search, inserts a link to them into your post and gives them a pingback.
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Pingchecker
Scans post for links, checks if they are pingeable and sends pingbacks with results returned, improves chances of successful pings!
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Default Trackbacks
This plugin will send trackbacks to URLs in the list ONLY when user publish a post or change the post status to publish.
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Comment URL Control
This plugin will allow you to remove an unwanted author-URI entered by a commenter with one single click of your mouse.
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WP_PingPreserver
Prevents WordPress from eating pings that come too quickly in succession (i.e. a single post linking to more than one of your pages).
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Blogtal Trackback
This plugin will send trackback to Blog Portal or Blogtal (www.blogtal.com) ONLY when user publish a post or change the post status to publish.
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Trackback and Pingback Widget
Displays trackbacks and pingbacks which belong to the currently displayed page in a widget.
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Custom Pingback Email
Add the option for a pingback notification to go to an email other than the site admin email.
