littlejon

Hi madhangc,

Version 1.91 should address this issue for you. Another fix for anyone is running a “Clean Database” in the admin menu for LJ Longtail SEO.

This will clean out all the unused data in the database.

Hope this helps.

Jon

Also what is your “Days before archiving” setting? Is it still the default of 28?

Cheers,

Jon

Hi Madhan,

I will have a look at appropriate indexes for this table, that should help.

Cheers,

LittleJon

Thanks for your message.

To be honest, I am not 100% sure how to fix this problem. Anyone else get any suggestions.

Cheers,

Jon

Ovidiu,

Thanks for your comments. Currently I display the widget on all pages (hence it being a widget I suppose). The point of the plugin is to provide internal backlinks to pages that rank beyond the first page so in that case it would be pointless to have them only on the page/post to land on.

I can also see a point to be able to list on each individual post/page a list of search terms that can find that page. It is for that reason that the next major release of the plugin will include this functionality.

If you follow the plugins Authors Homepage link you can see the widget in my sidebar listed as popular searches.

Thanks for the feedback.

Jon

No reason why it couldn’t. You would need to take the code out of the plugin and integrate that with your theme.

Can a plugin provide a page template? Or is that the realm of Themes?

Just did some more digging. This is being caused by a plugin, SyntaxHighlighter Evolved.

With wordpress now doing it’s own Syntax Hightlighting in the code editor, is that feature available to us?

I dont want to sound like a whinger, but it can be done in WordPress 2.7.1, it worked before the upgrade. When i am formatting my content I need to switch between both tabs. That is how I work.