Incorrect categories assigned from auto terms feature.

Hi @charliexstanford

Thanks for using TaxoPress.

1. I think this is answered by your second item.
2. Yes, that’s the correct way to avoid targeting partial words. To re-analyze content, go to the “Existing Content” feature.
3. Sorry, no more videos, but lots of documentation: https://taxopress.com/docs/introduction-to-auto-terms/
4. If you have existing terms you want to add, you can manually add those terms, or import them: https://taxopress.com/import-wordpress-taxonomy/

4) Importing and exporting everytime I add a new product is not suitable. I need something more intuitive while using your suggest metabox.

5) Read this point.

2) The fact that I need to reanalyze existing content. it means that you are storing some files after analyzing each product and this will increase database as the number of products grow?

• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by charliexstanford.

@charliexstanford Sorry, I’m not sure there’s another option when it comes to adding already defined terms from an external source. You can either add manually, or using an import tool.

2) The fact that I need to reanalyze existing content. it means that you are storing some files after analyzing each product and this will increase database as the number of products grow?

@charliexstanford The files / logs are available but optional: https://taxopress.com/docs/logs-for-auto-terms/

I didn’t mean Logs. Read my message again and try to understand again.

>> I didn’t mean Logs. Read my message again and try to understand again.

5) Also, when I use the “suggest terms” feature, no matter what terms I select or not (handful maybe 10), your software marks checked all categories. See this –?https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pjSWRd_7euDAYjvUd1-Lc1wCUrrRiCVW/view?usp=sharing

@charliexstanford We’ve been answering some of these questions via your Pre-Sales email also. Please post any remaining questions you have below …