marvel design

For those looking forward for this feature, a solution is posted here on stackoverflow.

Solution in this thread. ??

For anyone else having same issue. I have solved this by using esc_url_raw in line 45 of the sample plugin where it uses esc_url.

Please note that similar issue has been reported in this thread as well. Wherein the plugin is returning the body of the server instead of success of failure messages.

The author probably means the debug log of the plugin.

My question is relevant to this thread. Is it possible to use this plugin while having the files uploaded to our own server ? Also I would like to know the answer of the question above.

For those looking for such a feature ( a quick fix for now ). I will leave a little solution here that will require you to make the change in the source code of the plugin. If you are up for it and know the risks and is prepared to do it on your own discretion.
As the developer has suggested. Do as many number of tests on a local server before you see it fit to use it on a live/development server. Also please remember that this change may be discarded when the plugin is updated.

One prepared, go to plugins folder cuf-cleanup-upload-folder/html/ and open it up in an editor. Go to line 38 and replace the code with this one.

<input data-name="<%= mCUFFile.get('fileName') %>" id="" <% if( mCUFFile.get('attachement') || mCUFFile.get('used') ){ %> disabled <% }%> type="checkbox" <% if( !mCUFFile.get('attachement') ){ %> checked="checked" <% }%>>

Now you wont have to check each and every box, it will all be prechecked for you.

I got it sorted. For anyone looking to get this done, you will need to make a small modification in the plugin file thought. If you are prepared for this. Go to the plugin folder, find the file named seo-auto-links.php. Got to line 48. replace it with the code below.

if (is_page($arrignorepost) || is_single($arrignorepost) || is_post_type_archive()) {