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  • Resolved lubosr

    (@lubosr)


    8 months, 2 weeks ago

    Hello,

    I’m running a blog with few thousands of posts. The internal linking is an issue and not many pages have links at all. I though I’ll give this plugin a try hoping to get all features with full version paid upgrade. At the moment I have installed the plugin in a sandbox version of the website to see how it functions.

    Installation when without problems. Watched the tutorial and defined keywords on many posts. I can now see that the posts have a number next their title listing the number of keywords defined for each particular post.

    However, I do not any internal links created. When navigating to the Internal Links dashboard I can only see:

    Index has no entries yet. Hitting the index now button i get the “Index rebuild successfully scheduled.” message but I cannot see any statistics. What I have tried so far:

    • hitting the Build index button
    • check settings for whitelist and blacklist

    Not sure why the plugin does not work for me. Are there any special conditions when the plugin works. My side is hosted in a container behind NGINX proxy.

    Any other hints on how to troubleshoot further will be appreciated.

    thank you

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  • Plugin Support markilj

    (@markilj)

    Thank you for contacting us.

    This could be due to several reasons.

    1. Make sure the post types are added to the whitelist: https://prnt.sc/fD94XxwTF4lm

    2. Check the action scheduler to see if tasks are being executed correctly and no failed actions from ILJ:  https://prnt.sc/5maJ0WvCseWO

    3. Can you send us an error log if there is any?

    4. Can you also send us a screenshot of your Dashboard and Statistics and our ILJ settings?

    5. Is your? post? using the default wordpress editor or is it using ACF for contents? any builder used or themes?

    Thank you

    Thread Starter lubosr

    (@lubosr)

    Hello,

    Thank you for your reply.

    1. Yes, this is fine. Posts and pages are enabled. This was a default setting for me and I did not have to change anything.
    2. Yes, there are lots of canceled actions. I was able to run some manually and it created lots more pending actions. See below images as reference.
    3. I have no WordPress log. I have also checked Apache log and no errors are generated when running indexing.
    4. Sure. I will attach them at the bottom. Except max links per post all settings are default.
    5. I’m using classic editor as default. I’m not using AFC. I’m using short codes which are defined in function.php

    Here are the images:

    https://postimg.cc/XXJqfhCk
    https://postimg.cc/mh5D8w3f
    https://postimg.cc/rRKpq0kP
    https://postimg.cc/PpfxFVFh
    https://postimg.cc/Lq35DFDN
    https://postimg.cc/CZgdbxGR
    https://postimg.cc/YGX9cNJF
    https://postimg.cc/Cz9RLNdH

    Thank you for your help. Looking forward to a further guidance.

    Plugin Support markilj

    (@markilj)

    I see, the issue is that the action scheduler is cancelling the actions for some reason.

    It seems that there is no reason mentioned in the logs why the action was canceled you could try to investigate further by installing a plugin for checking configuration errors like Health Check & Troubleshooting. Also, you could enable WP_DEBUG for more insights.

    Our actions normally schedules more actions as the task was divided per batch to avoid timeouts.

    Also make sure WP CRON is not disabled on your site. You can check here on how to enable it. Enable WP CRON

    Thank you

    Thread Starter lubosr

    (@lubosr)

    Hi

    Thank you for the additional help. Installed the debug plugins and did not find any issues. There were only two critical issues. He first was related to theme update and the second was related to the REST API SSL issue.

    I have tried to run all pending actions manually ( all 156 of them ) and I could see the Indexing process on the top bar going from 0% to 100%. After that it all just got reset and I got another 156 items to run.

    When I comes to DEBUG I have defined the following:

    define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', true);
    define('DISABLE_WP_CRON', false);
    define( 'WP_DEBUG_LOG', '/tmp/wp-errors.log' );
    define( 'SAVEQUERIES', true );

    For some reason I cannot see anything to get logged to /tmp/wp-errors.log. The file was created and permissions set to everybody.

    Not sure what to try next…Any more hints please. I really would like this to get work.

    thank you

    Plugin Support markilj

    (@markilj)

    I see so you are able to manually run the actions and it finishes right? It normally adds another batch of items depending on how large your index is so manually triggering them would not be a good option for you. I think there is an issue with your WP Cron if it is not automatically running, you can also check with your server support if they have an insight why wp cron might not be running properly.

    You can also try to lower the Action Scheduler Batch Size in our settings page

    Thank you

    Plugin Support markilj

    (@markilj)

    As we have not heard from you in a while, we are closing the thread. Please feel free to get back in contact if you need further support.

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