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Thank you for your kind review! 🙂
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In reply to: [Broken Link Notifier] Editor access to plugin functionsHi @mmatei , previously there was a hook that you could use to update the role, but after you reached out I figured it was about time I added a setting for it. Please update to version 1.3.2 and head over to your Broken Link Notifier > Settings, then scroll down until you see Allow These Additional Roles to Manage Broken Links. Choose “Editor” and save it. They will now have access. 🙂
Let me know if you need anything else.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Add-On for Zoom Registration and Gravity Forms] Zoom – Webinar PlanHello @vasilis4sar, thanks for reaching out. Yes, the plugin will work with Zoom Webinars and Meetings. The Zoom Events & Zoom Sessions are pretty new and I haven’t had a need to purchase a plan to test them out with the plugin. If this was a paid plugin I could see a return on my investment, but since it’s not it would just be a loss for me.
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In reply to: [Admin Help Docs] Easy and efficient !Thank you, @pierresubo! Your review is much appreciated. 🙂
@colnago1, your wishes have been granted. Both of them. There is now an Export page where you can export the broken links, as well as an option in the settings to “Show Good Links in Results“. Please update to version 1.2.6.1. Hope that helps. 🙂
- This reply was modified 11 months, 4 weeks ago by PluginRx.
Hi @colnago1! Thanks for the wonderful review! 🙂
I will certainly add the export feature to my todo list, probably in CSV format. Good suggestion!
As for adding good links to the results page, that would take a bit more work and I can’t guarantee it will happen any time soon. It hasn’t crossed my mind to verify the good ones as I am confident that if they don’t show up as broken then they are good. However, if you do want to do a quick check on any of your pages, you can use the page scan option which includes all links good and bad. And if you are familiar with adding code snippets to your site, there is a hook that you can use (
blnotifier_status) to make your own function for logging all good links as well. I can help you with that if you’re interested; just let me know.Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Broken Link Notifier] Gets the job done@lklawless , thank you so much for the lovely review! 🙂
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In reply to: [Broken Link Notifier] Code: ERR_FAILED Did not pass pre-check filterGreat to hear. Let me know if you need anything else. 🙂
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In reply to: [Broken Link Notifier] Code: ERR_FAILED Did not pass pre-check filter@lklawless, please update to version 1.2.5. I added an option to enable caching of good links. This might help with your performance issues. You can enable the caching in Broken Link Notifier > Settings > Length of Time to Cache Good Links by setting the value to however many seconds you want them to be cached for. For example 28800 (8 hours), 43200 (12 hours), or 86400 (24 hours). Let me know if it helps at all. 🙂
@bsfaradhy, thank you so much for your response, I really appreciate it!
I understand that turning off debugging is a possible workaround, but I’m actively debugging other issues, and these warnings are cluttering up the logs and making it harder to focus on the other things I need to address. I know this can be a bit of a headache to resolve — I actually had to handle it in one of my own plugins as well. That said, it’s a bit challenging for other developers when these warnings keep appearing during debugging.
I completely understand that fixing it takes time, and I appreciate your efforts in getting it looked at!
Thanks again for your help, and looking forward to any updates.
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In reply to: [Broken Link Notifier] Code: ERR_FAILED Did not pass pre-check filterResolved in email. Fixed missing link issue from search results by omitting them in the future. Updates in version 1.2.4.2.
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In reply to: [404 Solution] Function _load_textdomain_just_in_time was called incorrectly@aaron13100, yes the update fixed it. Thank you for handling it so quickly!
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In reply to: [Broken Link Notifier] Code: ERR_FAILED Did not pass pre-check filterHi @lklawless, can you please run a page scan on the Source page (hover over the result source and click Scan Page)? It will show all of the links that are being checked regardless of whether they are flagged as broken or not. This will narrow down the cause and we can get to the bottom of why you’re seeing that error. Please share a screenshot of the page scan. You can email it to me at [email protected] if you don’t want it to be shown here.
Regarding the plugin drastically slowing your site down, it shouldn’t make that much of an impact. I am already working on a few performance measures regardless, though, which you’ll see in the near future.
By the way, when I looked at the console on your page, I see tons of errors (likely in the hundreds) from other sources. That could easily cause conflicts and slow downs. I would suggest looking into fixing those as well.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [404 Solution] Function _load_textdomain_just_in_time was called incorrectlyI am getting this same error again, just FYI.
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In reply to: [Broken Link Notifier] JS on front endSorry, just saw that you responded. The scripts are not for logged-in users only. The
results-front.jsscript is how the plugin scans the pages when a visitor visits a page, and for highlighting broken links from a query string (when you click to find a link). Theresults-front.cssstylesheet is for styling the highlighted links. While highlighting broken links is usually only seen by admins when trying to find a broken link, the tool is there in case you’re working with a support ticket and want to highlight something to reference for them.
Semrush is referring to uncompressed (non-minified) versions of the scripts. I can use minified versions in a future update.- This reply was modified 1 year ago by PluginRx.