I have few blogs for some clients. I need to remove links to one of my clients in all posts. Just to be clear i need to remove links and my keyword should stay like it is.
I found this plugin http://wordpress.org/plugins/automatically-remove-links-from-posts/installation/
But this one remove all links.
I need to remove all links just for one client, and links for other clients should stay unchanged.
Does anyone know about some good plugin for this solution?
Is there any way using SQL statements? I need solution to recognize link no meter what is keyword and to remove href text leaving keyword unchanged.
Thanks in advance!
You could try using regex .. Create a regex pattern and use in this plugin .This will search and replace them with ''
This is the plugin
Try and let know
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on my blog I’m using from a long time the IntenseDebate pluging as commenting system in place of the default one.
I would replace it with Google+ comment system but I don’t want to lose all comments already left by the users via IntenseDebate, so I would figure out if there’s any way to load on the old posts the IntenseDebate pluging in place of the default Google+.
As possible solution, I’m thinking something like a tag in the html post code that (if defined) load the IntenseDebate pluging.
What do you think?
its not posible to migrate IntenseDebate comment on google plus. Their is one solution that you can use multiple comment system in your blogger blog. just few month ago i had written trick for the same. I hope that this will be useful to you.
http://www.tipsviablogging.com/multiple-comment-system-blogspot/
For better security, I would like to rename the login url of my blog to something other than /wp-login.php. I found a plugin that would do the Job
http://wordpress.org/plugins/rename-wp-login/
But the problem is that it works only with non-default permalinks, which is a problem for me, because I use unicode names for my topics, which could make the link very long and messy with percent encoding. I wouldn't want to translate every link name to english... that's tedious!
Is there a way to hide wp-login.php and wp-admin from hackers without having to change the permalink form?
Thank you.
You can now use Rename wp-login.php plugin with any kind of permalink structure! ;)
I can suggest one great plugin that have plenty useful things in it and also what you want. And it uses other technique, that is not dependent on permalinks (in two words - it uses htaccess for all the magic).
It's called Better WP Security.
Here is the link
Why don't you use a permalink structure like this?
/%post_id%/
From long time i was tackiling with one issue.
some one trying to access my website using random password.
i got report of ip addresss, who hits wp-login.php files.
beside that i found .sd0 file in my root folder.
that file filled with some encrypted code.
I removed this and change my wp-login.php to wp-login-xx.php
After changed this file you required to change below file also to get proper execution.
search for wp-login.php and replace this with your assign name (wp-login-xx.php)
wp-login.php
wp-includes/general-template.php
wp-includes/pluggable.php
for better security also update wordpress with latest one.
I have a little issue concerning the sitemap of a website.
The website is : http://parmemarin.com.
If I go on http://www.xml-sitemaps.com/ and try to generate a sitemap for my website I end up with only one link in my sitemap which is _inc/conditions.php
There is no index.php or other of my links (index.php?page=...)
Can someone help me on this one ?
Thanks
Well, that could be a problem with xml-sitemaps.com, it could be a problem with your site, or it could be a combination of both. I don't know that service, so I can't tell how it really works and what it does.
Skimming through your markup, I noticed that you linked to some URLs without encoding the ampersand. & (if used for parameters) should be & if you link it in HTML.
I wonder: Why don't you build your sitemap yourself? You are the only one who knows for sure which pages exist on your site. Collect all your URLs and put them in a file, like http://www.sitemaps.org/ describes.
thanks, for your answer.
I had totally forgot to delete the meta : no index, no follow ... That clearly didn't helped :)
I have tagged over 700 blog posts with tags containing hyphens, and these tags suddenly stopped working in 2011, because Tumblr decided (without any notice) to forbid hyphens in tags (I guess hyphens are blocked now, because spaces in tags (which are allowed) get changed to hyphens.). Unfortunately, Tumblr is not willing to globally rename all tags containg hyphens (although these tags are of no use anymore → 404).
Now I want to rename my tags myself.
I tried to do it with the "Mass Post Editor" (tumblr.com/mega-editor), but it's not possible to select posts by tag. I'd have to manually select post after post and look if a certain tag was used, and if so, delete it and add a new one instead. This would be a huge job (700 tagged posts, but more than 1000 in total).
So I thought that the Tumblr API might help me. I'm no programmer, but I'd be willing to dig into it, if I could get some help here as a starting point.
I think I need the following process:
select all posts that are tagged with x (= a tag containing hyphens)
tag all these posts with y (= a tag without hyphens)
delete the tag x on all these posts
I'd start this process for every affected tag manually.
I see that the method (or whatever you call it) /post knows the request parameter tag:
Limits the response to posts with the specified tag
(I guess I can only hope that this works for tags containing hyphens, too.)
After that I'd need a way to add and remove tags from that result set. /post/edit doesn't say anything about tags. Did I miss something? Isn't it possible to add/remove tags with the API?
Have you an idea how I could "easily" rename my tags?
Is it possible with the API? Could you give me a starting point, tip etc. how I could manage to do it?
I don't know if this might be helpful, but I noticed that the search function is still able to find posts "tagged" with tags that contain hyphens.
Example: let's say I have the tag foo-bar. It is linked with /tagged/foo-bar (→ 404). I can find the posts with /search/foo-bar (but this is of course not ideal because it might also find posts that contain (in the body text) words similar/equal to the tag name).
I tried to encode the hyphen (/tagged/foo%2Dbar), but no luck.
just for the record, because this is a popular google search: i've done it! you can use it at http://dev.goose.im/tags/.
i used a combo of PHP and jquery, basing my jquery off of a previous tumblr api script i wrote a year or two ago, and used this tumblr php oauth script for the authentication. if anyone wants me to put up the source code, i'd be happy to.
If you aren't a programmer, how much is your time is worth to you? As they say, time is money. Not only do you have to figure out how to use the API, but choose a language and learn to write in it. That's no small task. You could higher a freelancer for $50 for an hour worth of work.
To answer your question, yes it is possible to do this with the API. It mentions "These parameters are used for /post, /post/edit and /post/reblog methods." and tags is mentioned as a string of comma separated words.
What you want to do is get a listing of every single blog post using the /posts method. You'll want to look at the "Request" section to figure out the criteria to pass to this URL. You want it to be as general as possible to get a complete listing of all your posts.
After you get a listing of posts you'll want to iterate over it and modify the tags parameter provided in the response for each post. You'll want to use the id paramater along with /post/edit, which again takes tags as a string.
The simplest language you can use for this task is PHP. You'll want to look at the curl extension to make your requests. You'll want to read up on arrays as you'll be using them a lot. You'll also need to look at explode, implode, str_replace (for the dashes), and foreach for iterating over the result.
When you do this I would highly recommend you use break at the end of your foreach loop so it only affects one post at first. Testing it first will be important, as you don't want to accidentally erase your tags/posts. print and var_dump are good ways to help you debug the code. xdebug is a nice extension that allows you to step through the code line by line as it runs. Netbeans is an IDE that has good xdebug support.
There's also a nice page here to get you started with PHP. You'll need to install PHP on your machine. You don't need to install a web server - for this PHP-CLI (command line) sapi is good enough.
Is it even possible to parse a link (url) that has square brackets in it since phpbb uses these for there BBcode?
Im not talking about the BBcode [url]www.google.com[/url] but just links like www.google.com/foo[test]end
If it is possible in phpbb where and how would I go about doing this? (which file)
I found an example for drupal, which I might be able to use there regex, but I still don't know which file and what to edit... http://drupal.org/node/190466
Have a look at JIRA for phpbb3 here