Scott Hendison

I have had this same issue for a long time, with some VERY screwy URLs showing up in Google Search Console. I only recently figured out that it was happening only for posts, and as @dzynit suggested, removing %postname% from my redirection migration tab finally resolved it. Try that @jacraver and see…

***Update, well @johnny5 that’s apparently not a good solution because now all of the migrated permalinks don’t work any more, and the site has a lot of 404s.

• This reply was modified 3 months ago by Scott Hendison.
• This reply was modified 3 months ago by Scott Hendison.

Good luck getting a response. This plugin has been 110% abandoned as far as I know, and even emails get ignored. We were paid users, and they changed it to free a couple years ago and stopped taking our money.

I have one good size client still using it and have been grasping at straws trying to find a functional substitute, while praying that it will keep working.

• This reply was modified 8 months, 3 weeks ago by Scott Hendison.

This was using the latest version of your plugin, my updated chrome browser, and a fully updated WordPress. No log though, and the problem was resolved yesterday by using another SMTP plugin instead.

I still see the max as 512 and just did a 465mb a few minutes ago – (it still failed, but size wasn’t my issue)

True. Once the cache is purged and the old URL no longer exists it should not be called there for any crawler to even try to access.

After reading the response, I think this is the first time I’ve actually agreed with the programmers saying “it’s not a bug, it’s a feature” – Love the plugin ??

For others… Bulk WP menu item is created in the admin, and links to admin are also on the plugin page underneath the title of the plugin.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 7 months ago by Scott Hendison.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 7 months ago by Scott Hendison.

No suggestions? Looking for another plugin soon if we can’t get this working. There’s no “Next” and no way to show more than 20 that we can figure out.

Anyone have any suggestions for moving / migrating to a supported product?

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by Scott Hendison.

Yikes – Is this plugin on it’s last legs? We can’t leave the clients site on an old version of WP for long…

You have multiple installations of the code – https://www.screencast.com/t/iT8Pi4rh

I’m unable to replicate this – footer works like it should – Must a plugin conflict

Id rather have kept paying too, and feel like my client is living on borrowed time. I’ve told him I expect it to break one day, and we upgraded to 5.5 and had no problems, but Im still looking for the best /most efficient and cost effective way for them to get out from under… Is there even a commitment by anyone to keep it functioning?

• This reply was modified 4 years, 2 months ago by Scott Hendison.

The widget used to let me run the site review tool from any page on my site, but nearly nobody uses it that way. I prefer to use a dedicated page and shortcode. In fact I forgot the widget was even there. Does it not work? Send me a link to a page where you’ve enabled it…

We were in touch with @itzfizz but sadly, the webhost is not allowing execution of the plugin script from their own domain. More details are here –
– https://www.searchcommander.com/site-review/ in the comments, August 11, 2020