Tom Belknap

Yes! Thanks for the diagnostic work, I’ll look into what the culprit is. I’m guessing a defunct function.

Thank you for replying @dounsa. Can you provide me with:

1. What error messages are you recieving?
2. Is the plugin functional at all?
3. Is the site functional at all?
4. What server are you running (apache, nginx)?

I can confirm, somewhat drearily, that this remains an issue.

Ok.

Happy to help, but you’ll need to be a bit more descriptive?

Ok, so after a bunch of work, I’ve got an entirely new release candidate ready for review. I’d be interested to see what you thought and if you had any issues with it? This version has your option not to preserve the ‘s in a possessive article under settings. But the whole thing has been a major refactor of the plugin (it was due):

https://github.com/holisticnetworking/title-to-terms/tree/HNR-76-t2t-4.1

Yeah, well first: I misread your ask. Whoops!And I included the entire possessive word. ??

But now that I realize you’re asking for tages _that do not include the possessive_ I can adjust for that. I think perhaps this ought best be a setting for the plugin: “Check here to save possessive nouns with the possessive article intact.” Or somesuch? Thoughts?

Hey, there @nahummadrid! If you’d like to, you can checkout the current master branch of the Git repository to see if it resolves your issue for you? If you can confirm, I’ll go ahead and push the change to the WordPress repository.

FYI, development happens here, if that is of interest to either you or other people you’re working with:
https://github.com/holisticnetworking/title-to-terms

Now _that_ is a bug. And no: no one has mentioned it before. I’ll put it on the calendar!!

Hmm. A whitelist is certainly possible. Things are a bit hectic in terms of development cycles, but I think this is a good one to add, so stay tuned!

Thanks for the kind words!! Please let your friends know!

At the moment, this isn’t something Title to Tags can do. Really, it’s just checking each word against a list of stop words to see if it should _not_ be included in the tags that get created. Teaching it to look out for specific phrases would be an entirely different exercise.

The problem with phrases is simply that there’s no logical way of knowing, from a string of characters, what is a significant “phrase” vs just a word in the series. I’ve had it in mind that I could incorporate Open Calais to look for newsworthy or generally significant phrases. But something like “John Smith,” unless you’re speaking about a famous John Smith, wouldn’t be caught either.

Hope this helps? Would be glad to hear back from you about what your specific needs are?

Thanks for asking!

Have a look at Settings -> Writing. There, you should see all the various post types registered in your system, including WooCommerce products. You can select which taxonomy you wish to add tags to. My recommendation is to use “Product tags.” Once you’ve saved this setting, you should be able to go back and save your product again to see a list of terms produced as tags!

If this isn’t happening for you, please let me know.

BUMP. Any chance I could get some guidance on this from the developers?

You could start by turning off all plugins and going back to a WordPress theme. But of course, I can understand why you would not do this on a production site.

If you have a development environment you could use, I’d suggest starting there.