chrisguitarguy

Hmm, the conversion is not unexpected. I hadn’t considered someone putting apostrophes in — I’ll have to take a look and see what I can do.

It will work but throw deprecation some warnings.

I’ll try to get an update out this weekend.

Thanks!
-CD

Thanks so much for the detail error report!

Fixes are in version 1.1, just tagged.

Changes:
https://github.com/chrisguitarguy/simple-login-lockdown/commit/c29abe957e2d34015044f514dc1cc17245d59786
https://github.com/chrisguitarguy/simple-login-lockdown/commit/337103aaab8b8f51100bfa5901c87258ede988f9

It only pulls in keywords necessary for a given post type. Pulling up a post queries only the keywords associated with that post type.

You can look at the query here.

Additionally, you can limit the number of posts with a filter.

If you’re super concerned about it, suppress_filters is off for that query, and there are plenty of ways you can cache things. Or you can roll your own query.

In short, I wouldn’t worry about it. The plugin is fairly performant, and can be made more so with caching and the various filters it provides.

Considering this just uses standardized widget APIs, I’m not sure what the problem was.

This is by design: the plugin only adds links on single post pages.

If you want to put links in the feed, you can do something like…

add_filter('seoal_only_single', 'seoal_rss_links');
function seoal_rss_links()
{
    // are we on a feed page? If so, return false -- allow links
    return !is_feed();
}

in your theme’s functions.php file or in a plugin.

Awesome. Thanks for much for testing it for me!

I agree. There’s no an option on the admin page to enable them!

Screenshot: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/seo-auto-linker/screenshots/

There’s a new version with this added. Test it out, let me know!

Okay, that’s expected behavior. The plugin won’t know that Plútói and Plútó are related — you’ll have to add both to the keywords field of the link.

SO! The downside of this is that what I did will not be enabled by default, but I’ll push some changes to the plugin and release a new version later this week or early next and post the way that you can enabled them. Sound like a plan?

Alright, I need you to test something for me.

In the SEO auto linker plugin folder, replace the front.php file with this https://gist.github.com/5841e38cb2a00baed0f6

Alternatively, you can use this link to just get the file: https://raw.github.com/gist/5841e38cb2a00baed0f6/e1cb9cba5508d9bd0460748360fe03f38b40d2f9/front.php

Let me know if that fixes the issue.

Yes, you should just ender the feed. Probalby some setting on your facebook page? It is a facebook page right? The feed won’t work for profiles.

“(- And the plugin makes any code in our site’s header unnecessary?)”

I don’t know what you mean.

This is on facebook’s end, not this plugin. There’s no way around it, as you said: it’s an iframe for facebook.

Was the facebook URL a page? Or a profile?

The links you posted 404’s.

Not out of luck, you just have to adjust the code a bit. Updated: https://gist.github.com/3601566

You probably get that because the plugin requires PHP 5.3+.