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I apologize for any confusion. It is not entirely clear to me what you are trying to achieve with regard to limiting the number of links to the same post on a single page.

In order to better understand your issue and provide an appropriate solution, could you please provide an example for me?

The first conclusion you have made is correct. You can add keywords using the keyword editor on post #1 and whenever those keywords appear in other posts, they will get linked to post #1. However, it all depends on the settings you choose. For example, if you choose to limit the amount of links per paragraph, it may not give links in those excluded sections.

Regarding your main question, it does semantically make no sense to have 2 or more documents that are relevant for exactly the same keyword (cannibalization) in common SEO strategies. So currently, the post with the higher ID (the older one) always gets linked, once a keyword gets set for more than one post.

We already have some nice ideas in our pipeline to better handle duplicate keyword settings (like manual prioritization, pointing them out to the user to quickly fix potential site issues, etc.). So stay tuned for updates and new features.

I apologize for the inconvenience you are experiencing with the Pro version of our plugin. Unfortunately, we are not able to provide support for the Pro version in this forum.

However, I see that you have already submitted a ticket to our support team and we will be sure to assist you as soon as possible. Please do not worry, we will work with you to help you set up the Internal Link Juicer and resolve any issues you are experiencing

how would another plugin or theme change the capitalization randomly inside the index of your plugin?

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It is concerning to hear that other plugins may be affecting the letter case of our link index. In order to better understand the issue, could you please provide more information about where the letter case changes are occurring? Are they only happening on our dashboard or are they also visible on the front end of the website?

and then how does the changed capitalization inside your plugin not link pages together ?

Based on the information provided, it appears that our plugin is able to generate the link index for the page correctly. However, when the front end of the website is checked, the links are not functional. This can be caused by a variety of factors, such as the theme files overwriting our plugin’s filter or not using the default WordPress function, the_content()to output the content. This would prevent our plugin from being able to build the links on the front end.

add_filter( '(theme hook available)', 'my_custom_filter_function', 99, 1 ); function my_custom_filter_function( $content ) { // Apply the ilj_get_the_content hook to the $content variable $content = apply_filters( 'ilj_get_the_content', $content ); return $content; }

or 

$content = apply_filters('ilj_get_the_content', get_the_content());
echo $content;

Thank you for reaching out to us regarding activating a license key via a WordPress hook. After reviewing our integration with the Freemius SDK, which handles licensing and subscription management, we have determined that it’s currently not possible to automate the license activation process through code from outside.

We have taken a look at the relevant code and have not found any options for this functionality.

We recommend that you reach out directly to the support team at Freemius.com to inquire about potential solutions for your needs. They may have alternative options or suggestions that could work for you.

I see, we are not sure on what causes this in your site.
I think there could be some plugin causing this or theme files that influences the output.

Can you share a screenshot of the iLJ Dashboard and statistics?
Can you share a link to this pages or a screenshot of what can be seen on the page?

Some themes use other ways of outputting their contents, so it might help us know what theme you are using so we can investigate.
There might be an available hook in your themes that we can hook into to enable linking, as we have this filter available

$content = apply_filters('ilj_get_the_content', get_the_content());
echo $content;

Or

add_filter( '(theme hook available)', 'my_custom_filter_function', 99, 1 );

function my_custom_filter_function( $content ) {
// Apply the ilj_get_the_content hook to the $content variable
$content = apply_filters( 'ilj_get_the_content', $content );
return $content;
}

What other plugins are you using in your site?

This information can help us better understand how to replicate the issue.

Thank you for contacting us.

We are unable to replicate the said issue but regarding changing the letter casing on the anchor text statistics, it can be changing because you would have maybe 2 or more anchors linked to it that are in different letter casing and it might take the letter case of the first one generated.

For example:

• https://i.imgur.com/ilT6lXZ.png
• https://i.imgur.com/3cpvThq.png
• https://i.imgur.com/p6UcI6Y.png

If you are refer to the anchor text statistics it would be normal that it might change letter case as it might have multiple links and different cases, but it should not affect linking and the front end output as it should remain to it original letter case, you can see it when you check the Links Statistics that the anchor text are different and it is what you have set when you are writing the content.

Editor:

• https://i.imgur.com/XUmKqZ9.png

Frontend: 

• https://i.imgur.com/SMefhmX.png

• some words that should be in the link are not showing up in the Dashboard | Anchor Text Statistics
  • There could be some factors affecting this could be that you have set certain limits to linking from our plugin or could be a conflict between contents or even other conflicts from themes or plugin, we could not say but it would help if we could investigate it ourselves.
• Finally, there are keywords that do show in the Dashboard | Anchor Text Statistics, but do not get linked
  – Can you take a screenshot of the ILJ statistics? Is there a linkindex built in there?

If so, the issue would be caused by your theme/template. We have a work around these due to lack of any filters available for the get_the_content(), we have added our own to filter out that function.

To use get_the_content() just like before, you can just add this apply_filters on the templates so that the links will be generated.

Snippet:

$content = apply_filters('ilj_get_the_content', get_the_content());
echo $content;

or

$content = apply_filters('ilj_get_the_content', $term->description);
echo $content;

You can use our filter in your template or theme for it to have the links. This usually works automatically if the theme is using the default WordPress functions, we have provided this filter for more customized websites.

Let us know if you need more help

Thank you

• This reply was modified 1 year, 10 months ago by Internal Links.

Currently we do not provide a possibility for that.

I put your request to our backlog with high priority and we will try to publish a related setting to that in the near future.

By now I set this topic here to “resolved” and I will keep you updated when there are any news.

Thanks for pointing out.
Just wanted to follow up on that, and let you know that we have released a fixed today with version 2.1.1.

Hope that everything now works on your end ??

Although we test our third-party integrations in various ways, we had unfortunately not noticed this circumstance primarily because this behavior occurred only with a Russian IP address.

Even though it was not a virus (just a condition that played an MP3 for Russian visitors) we take such usability intrusions very seriously.

For this reason, we have reacted directly and replaced the SweetAlert integration with our own implementation in our latest update from today (version 2.1.1).

Please try to download and install the plugin again in the latest version. Then everything should work as usual even with a Russian IP address.

Sorry for the inconvenience and thanks to all involved for the help.

We are sorry for the inconvenience.
Unluckily our release process broke and we needed to re-release this version under 2.1.0.1.

If you have downloaded version 2.1.0 by an automatic update in the short time span in between, I would like to ask you to download the newest version 2.1.0.1. This should make work everything again.

Overall, not many sites should be affected by the update, we’re sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused you.

Sorry for the little delay – having meta fields respected and also keeping performance needed a bit of work done before. Which had been a small journey to the more performant plugin in general.

But finally: Just wanted to inform you, that with the release of the current version 2.1.0 you should also be able to add your custom fields (for example the ones, that get generated with other plugins like ACF) to be auto-linked with Internal Link Juicer.

Find the new settings in your wp-admin under Internal Link Juicer settings, these are part of our Pro version:

• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by Internal Links.

Can you please tell us a bit more about your site (how many posts do you have whitelisted for linking, how many keywords are set that need to get matched?).

I appreciate your patience.

Our team tried our best to replicate the issue, we also tried running the same LiteSpeed server and different PHP settings but we were not able to replicate the issue.

We apologize but we have tried everything and really took time on working on this issue. We are unable to fix it because we cannot replicate and find the actual root of the warning.

It might be related to content issues or other characters that were unable to decode properly. We have also tried your site contents itself to see if that would be the case but still no errors on our part.

Thanks for the feedback!

Are you sure, that you are on the latest version 2.0.4?
These sound like (very) old issues.

There is also a function to update (rebuild) the index manually – head over to our dashboard.

Indeed, it may occur nowadays, that the the action scheduler may face problems with enormous workloads – this means if you have a very big site. But we are also working on finally optimizing the performance even for them.