Devtard

Hello, the plugin does add tag to posts automatically, but you need to create a list of keywords first from which relevant tags are selected. There is no third-party database of keywords or something like that, you need to create one yourself.

Hello. This error occurs if a cron job has not been finished and the post queue is not empty. What happens when you delete the “apt_bulk_tagging_event_single_batch” cron job (using e.g. this plugin: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/core-control)?

I’ll make sure that the next version has a decent logging tool implemented, because without having access to the plugin configuration and the environment the plugin is being run in it’s difficult to determine what the cause of the issue is. I’ll also do some performance tests. However, I can’t really tell you when the next release will be available.

Hello, is there something that doesn’t work after upgrading to WP 4.5?

Hi, sure, if you give me a way to contact you.

Hey guys, thanks for letting me know. I haven’t had the time to check the new WP yet – but I’m guessing they’ve messed around with the post editor page. I’ll try to look into it as soon as I can.

Hello,

I’d try taking a look at subscription-related plugins. However, the feature you want to have implemented is so specific that you may not find a plugin that would do this.

Send me a message to my Gmail address – I use the same handle there.

Hi, I’d like to see it released sometimes this summer – but can’t promise anything. (I can email it to you if you’d like to get your hands on it sooner, though.)

Hmm, interesting. In case you’ll still be experiencing the aforementioned issues, I’d definitely try to talk to someone from your web host’s support team who might be able to give you a better informed opinion regarding the situation.

Lots of related keywords and multiple taxonomies defined in the group editor can also cause the plugin to be resource-hungry.

Although the plugin hasn’t really been created with efficiency in mind (there’s e.g. the multiple taxonomies-related issue I know about), my experience is that the plugin does its job fine with default settings even in shared web hosting environments (unless the plugin’s database contains thousands of keywords, of course).

If my suggestions don’t help, maybe consider moving the website to a better server?

You can try the following:
-Limit the number of posts processed per batch. Try setting just one and increasing the time delay. This will slow down the bulk tagging process, but also decrease the server load.
-Delete unused word separators. Even better: Let the plugin replace all non-alphanumeric characters with spaces and use only the space as a word separator.
-Let the plugin analyze only a certain part of posts, say only the first 1000 characters.
-Deactivate the tag stripping and HTML entities decoding features.

What happens when your site crashes? Are you seeing any errors etc? How many keyword sets and taxonomies do you have?

Hello, this is already implemented in the development version. Can’t say when it will be ready for release, though.

Hello, the more operations the plugin does, the more resource-intensive it is. You may be experiencing this issue if your posts are long, you have many keywords and word separators set up etc.

Unfortunately, there’s not much that can be done about this – unless you are okay with limiting the plugin’s functionality, e.g. by letting it analyze only a certain number of characters, deleting unused word separators etc.

Ah, I see. APDF doesn’t actually do any scheduling or post date modification – it just replaces the default date and time values in the “Publish” widget. If you aren’t using this widget to schedule your posts, then my plugin won’t help you achieve what you want. Sorry.