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supportHello, I recently installed your plugin, activated it, and then went to add internal links. Before I did a think, the following appeared at the top of my page… Warning: mysql_query(): Access denied for user ''@'localhost' (using password: NO) in /redacted/wp-content/plugins/seo-internal-link-building/InternalLinkBuilding.php on line 127 Warning: mysql_query(): A link to the server could not be established in /redacted/wp-content/plugins/seo-internal-link-building/InternalLinkBuilding.php on line 127 Any suggestions, solutions? Your plugin seems promising, but I can’t use something that’s broken…
I have same problem. ==================
Hi, was this issue addressed? I’m considering using the plugin, or at least trying it to see if it does what I’m looking for. The description is a little short. Basically, I want to set keywords and phrases, and set the page/post that those should link to. Is that what this plugin does?
I’ve been using a very old plugin called “Internal Link Manager” to accomplish this. Despite its age (6+ years since updates), it seems to work, at least 80 to 85% of the time. Not perfect, no, but it saves me the time of making the bulk of those internal links myself.
Wow, that one looks very old, but does sound like exactly what I’m looking for. Does it hard code the links in the content?
I think it does, but my source code is pretty ugly and I can’t make heads or tails of it!
You could just look in the content area of the edit post or page screen right? That should show the links if it’s inserting them.
I just ran into this article, maybe not such a good idea afterall http://www.onlinemediamasters.com/stop-using-automatic-wordpress-internal-linking-plugins/
I have same problem. ==================
Hi, was this issue addressed? I’m considering using the plugin, or at least trying it to see if it does what I’m looking for. The description is a little short. Basically, I want to set keywords and phrases, and set the page/post that those should link to. Is that what this plugin does?
I’ve been using a very old plugin called “Internal Link Manager” to accomplish this. Despite its age (6+ years since updates), it seems to work, at least 80 to 85% of the time. Not perfect, no, but it saves me the time of making the bulk of those internal links myself.
Wow, that one looks very old, but does sound like exactly what I’m looking for. Does it hard code the links in the content?
I think it does, but my source code is pretty ugly and I can’t make heads or tails of it!
You could just look in the content area of the edit post or page screen right? That should show the links if it’s inserting them.
I just ran into this article, maybe not such a good idea afterall http://www.onlinemediamasters.com/stop-using-automatic-wordpress-internal-linking-plugins/