nosaint

Your’s. The support you offered haven’t solved the problems with your plugins but it did prolonged the agony until “i’ve passed the 14 days for a refund”. “Your support” means a $200 loss for me, even if I asked for a refund on the 3rd day from paying.

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by nosaint.

There are no false statements. I only tell people to really consider before buying the Pro Version.
No, you did not offered a refund. You offered HALF of the money paid as a refund.
I got no reply to my last emails. Beside, following your advice and installing everything again on a new WP, led to the same outcome. But now it stopped working while I was showing it to my client.
The free version you are offering is related to the pro version. I only commented about paying for this plugin as well as letting people know about how the developer acts.

As an update, after installing the plugin on a new WP install, with nothing else, still having problems and of course, the developer doesn’t reply to my emails anymore because apparently paying for 1 year of support means 1 month for him.

Take a look here
Increasing Memory Allocated to PHP

yes, you said, but to understand would mean to have php knowledge, wich i don’t ??

by the way, is there a way to have the plugin considering the special characters as normal characters? I mean, to treat ?, ?, a, ?, ? as a, i, a, s, t? For me, this would be ok even if is changing the words a little bit…

those are 2 functions.
open strictlyautotags.class.php and search for

MatchAcronyms

(about line 342). select the function, between line 342 and around 368 where you see } before

/**
* Searches the passed in content looking for Countries to add to the search tags array

, delete it and paste

protected function MatchAcronyms($content,&$searchtags){

	// easiest way to look for keywords without some sort of list is to look for Acronyms like CIA, AIG, JAVA etc.
	// so use a regex to match all words that are pure capitals 2 chars or more to skip over I A etc
	//@preg_match_all("/\b([A-Z]{2,})\b/u",$content,$matches,PREG_SET_ORDER);

	// This version handles UTF8
	@preg_match_all("/\b(\p{Lu}{2,})\b/u",utf8_encode($content),$matches,PREG_SET_ORDER);

	if($matches){

		foreach($matches as $match){

			$pat = utf8_decode($match[1]);

			// ignore noise words who someone has capitalised as well as roman numerals which may be part of something else e.g World War II
			if(!$this->IsNoiseWord($pat) && !$this->IsRomanNumeral($pat)){
				// add in the format key=value to make removing items easy and quick plus we don't waste overhead running
				// array_unique to remove duplicates!
				$searchtags[$pat] = trim($pat);
			}
		}
	}

	unset($match,$matches);

}

then search for

MatchNames

(around line 400) select the function (up to 422) including the } before

`/**
* check the content to see if the amount of content that is parsable is above the allowed threshold`

delete it and paste

protected function MatchNames($content,&$searchtags){

	// look for names of people or important strings of 2+ words that start with capitals e.g Federal Reserve Bank or Barack Hussein Obama
	// this is not perfect and will not handle Irish type surnames O'Hara etc
	//@preg_match_all("/((\b[A-Z][^A-Z\s\.,;:]+)(\s+[A-Z][^A-Z\s\.,;:]+)+\b)/u",$content,$matches,PREG_SET_ORDER);

	// This version handles UTF8
	@preg_match_all("/((\b\p{Lu}(?:\p{Ll}|[^\s\.,;:])+)(\s+\p{Lu}(?:\p{Ll}|[^\s\.,;:])+)+\b)/u",utf8_encode($content),$matches,PREG_SET_ORDER);

	// found some results
	if($matches){

		foreach($matches as $match){

			$pat = utf8_decode($match[1]);

			$searchtags[$pat] = trim($pat);

		}
	}

	unset($match,$matches);
}

for me those functions didn’t changed anything. same problem with breaking up words. beside, it seems strictly auto tags is not taking into account the words in the black list… but thats another story.

Problem solved. I didn’t saw that my ftp client was changing the language files names to lower case, from ro_RO to ro_ro.