Hello @afruae
I have hundreds or maybe thousands links on thousands pages but your plugin does not show all links now. Its mean does not work. Or Maybe hosting block it. Its Cloud Sites Plan.
It’s actually very likely that hosting removed the plugin before it was even able to go through all the links. “Thousands of links on thousands pages” sounds like a lot and it might take time for the plugin to discover them all and check them all. There’s also a chance that there would have to be some adjustments made to default plugin configuration to make sure that no links are skipped and that depends on how the site is built and where/how these links are added.
I’d need to know more about these specific links – some examples of links that were not checked along with information how they are added to site (e.g. in post, injected by some script or added manually, or added e.g. via some custom fields and so on).
However, if host is not allowing the plugin there’s not much we can check about the links. I understand that it’s managed hosting and it’s quite common that hosts apply some allowed/disallowed plugins policies so the plugin would have to be allowed first.
Did they give a reason why it was deleted? I receive automatic email from Hostgator
It’s a shame that Hostgator didn’t give any specific reason for removing/disallowing the plugin but in most cases if host bans some plugin it’s because it’s either “overlapping” with one of “core” features provided by/built-in into hosting (this is often a case with various caching plugins) and/or they consider it too “resource hungry” (so they assume it might affect performance).
There might be other reasons too but we’re not aware of that. We didn’t have it reported yet and nobody from Hostgator contacted us about that too.
That being said, I’ve reported the case to our developers already. We’ll attempt to get more information from Hostgator on which plans do they “ban” the plugin and why and what could we do to get it accepted and allowed by them. Please note though that since we’re not in any way related to or affiliated with Hostgator, I’d rather not make any promises at the moment and I can’t estimate any dates as we don’t know yet what is the reason for this and what will we have to do/change to get the plugin accepted. Even then, it’s still up to host if and when they will allow it.
I can promise, however, that we’ll do what’s in our powers to make it allowed there.
Best regards,
Adam
