– You can define auto-tagging groups for any existing taxonomy (including custom taxonomies and even the less obvious post_format, used by some themes) which is very handy.
– It can match string patterns, which makes it very powerful and efficient.
– The comprehensive settings make it very flexible.
– You can decide to trigger auto-tagging on post with specific type and statuses, on specific events (publishing, update, import, save).
– You can match words in the post title, content, excerpt.
– You can trim the content to be analysed for matches to the first X characters.
– You can append or replace existing terms, or skip posts that already have terms.
– You can limit the number of added terms.
– You can batch tag existing post (with very acute control and tracking). The batch process is fail-safe and soft on server load, even with tens of thousands of posts.
– It works perfectly along with any syndication plugin (I’ve been using it along with FeedWordPress and WPeMatico) allowing you to auto-categorize automatically a very large flow of articles using your own “natural intelligence”!
Automatic Post Tagger hasn’t been updated for the last 5 years but it is still working flawlessly with the latest version of WordPress (5.5.1 as of now).
]]>If a word is beyond <b> and </b>, automatically becomes a tag.
There is any way to do this?
Many thanks in advance.
]]>For some reason WP (after asking me to change the text-domain so that multi languages can be used) has also added a .pot (Powerpoint file) that is in fact a text file (When opened in a text editor). This may also cause problems when using the WordPress plugin update operator.
The only files you need in the plugin folder strictly-autotags are
strictlyautotags.class.php
strictlyautotagfuncs.php
readme.txt
Anything else is not needed.
You can get the latest files from > https://plugins.svn.www.ads-software.com/strictly-autotags/trunk/tags/3.0.2/
Or you can get the latest free version from my site > https://www.strictly-software.com/plugins/strictly-auto-tags
Or download the zip file from this site and just remove anything apart from those 2 .php files and the readme.txt file.
Also…
PLEASE DO NOT try and use the WordPress plugin upgrade feature to upgrade if you have purchased the premium plugin. This will just overwrite your paid for plugin with more features with the free version and you will lose lots of functionality.
If you read the PHP 7 changes then /e has gone from RegExp there is a fix for it on the site and facebook support page > https://www.facebook.com/strictlysoftware/
I have changed jobs and subversion is set up on my Work PC so it will be hard to get sorted I might just throw both up on my site.
To the person talking about “class” being turned into a class tag inside the anchors I will look at that but a lot of the problems we had due to nested tags were fixed in a previous version. And anyway you should always do the following if your paranoid about a post.
-Think first, did you donate or pay for the plugin. Is Karma giving you revenge.
-Backup your DB with WP DB, at least you can roll back then.
-Copy the HTML to a file so you have the original code
-Always save a “draft” of the copy first so you can see which tags it has done and which need changing, adding or fixing your code.
-Publish when happy not unhappy with the article.
Thanks
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]]>Seems I’ve over-tagged my posts and at the moment I’m debating stripping all of them and starting again. This is why I feel I ought to perhaps try an auto-tag approach. I’m not keen on stripping all my tags, in case I mess up otherwise and make something that should be a simple issue into a major crazymaker.
Advice please? I’m looking now at the Simple Tags generator…
]]>Just checking. Great plugin(s)!!!
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/more-taxonomies/
]]>Settings on “Auto Terms” page:
Activation: ON
Terms database: OFF
Target: OFF
Whole Word ?: OFF
Keywords List: I have added my keywords separated by commas.
When I save a post containing my keywords, post is NOT tagged with the keywords.
If I go back to “Auto Terms” page and click “Auto Terms All Content”, the post IS tagged with the keywords.
Therefore autotagging on publishing IS NOT WORKING.
Any suggestions how to fix?
]]>What I’d like to do is to be able to tag/categorise all previous entries in an automatic kind of way (its a large enough site) but to be able to suggest some tags it might use.
The overall plan is to have different sections of the site that read in the tags for pages. So say my main nav would have Topic 1, Topic 2 and Topic 3 and when you click on them they’ll bring up the posts that have the tags topic 1, 2 or 3. So ideally when the auto tag is happening it would put Topic 1, 2 or 3 on it as well as whatever other tags.
Is this possible does anyone know? Or am I going about this the wrong way?
All suggestions most welcome and thanks very much in advance for your time
cheers
]]>I have a phpBay site that revolves around a certain niche. I also have a plugin that converts searches into posts the result of which is about 5 new posts automatically generated per day.
In this niche I have about 20 keywords that relate to it and would like to have these added automatically as tags anytime a new post is created (by visitors to my site as they search).
Ideally, I could plug in a list of 20 tags and whenever a new post is made, the plugin would randomly grab 5 or 6 or however many I specify from the list and apply them to that post.
Right now I have a bunch of posts that have no tags and I have to go in and manually add them…which is getting old fast.
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