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WordPress plugin: 404-to-start send every page not found error to start page

57 Antworten

WordPress 3.9.1 ok

„404-to-start“ plugin will send every 404 page not found error directly to start page or any other custom page/site you like to overcome problems with search engines. With optional email alert. This will help you solve problems with external bad links which are not under your influence. Chose between 301 – Moved permanently (default) and 302 – Moved temporarily. screenshot-1

Download from WordPress repository.

Changelog

1.5.7.4 (07.06.2014)

1.5.7.3 (04.12.2013)

  • New search engines

1.5.7.2 (24.11.2013)

  • New search engines

1.5.7.1 (11.11.2013)

  • small bug fix where you could get too many mails

1.5.7 (11.11.2013)

  • Now even sends mail alerts if redirect is turned off

1.5.6 (11.11.2013)

  • New search engines

1.5.5 (10.11.2013)

  • New search engines

1.5.4 (28.09.2013)

  • New search engines

1.5.3 (26.09.2013)

  • New search engines

1.5.2 (23.07.2013)

  • New search engines

1.5.1 (13.05.2013)

  • Better search engine detection

1.5 (30.03.2013)

  • Bug fixing
  • Better search engine detection

1.4.3 (25.03.2013)

  • Translation

1.4.2 (24.03.2013)

  • Exclude logged in users from triggering email alert
  • Exclude search engine agents from triggering email alert

1.4.1 (18.03.2013)

  • Putting more information into alert mail

1.4 (17.03.2013) =

  • Email alert

1.3.2 (27.02.2013)

  • Replacing deprecated function

1.3.1 (10.01.2013)

1.3 (03.03.2011)

  • Set custom target Url (any page or site you like)

1.2 (24.02.2011)

  • tested with WordPress 3.1

1.1 (10.02.2010)

  • new settings menu
  • chose between 301 and 302 redirect
  • tested with WordPress 3.0.5

1.0 (02.01.2010)

  • first Version

WP-CleanUmlauts2-Plugin – WordPress Permalinks Umlaute automatisch konvertieren

40 Antworten

WordPress 3.3.1 ok!

Jeder, der sich mit WordPress beschäftigt und Permalinks nutzt, wird früher oder später bemerken, dass WordPress Umlaute verschluckt bei der generierung von Permalinks. Aus „Überraschungsei“ wird dann „Uberraschungsei“ oder aus „Anleitung: Verzeichnisse löschen“ ein „anleitung-verzeichnisse-loschen“. Das sieht alles andere als schön aus und ist außerdem falsch.

Wer also nicht ständig die URL von Hand korrigieren möchte, kann hier mein Plugin verwenden. Es nimmt automatisch folgende Umwandlungen vor:

ä -> ae, ö -> oe, ü -> ue

Ä -> Ae, Ö -> Oe, Ü -> Ue

und ß -> ss

Auf Wunsch werden auch Umlaute in Kommentaren, Feeds oder Postings automatisch umgewandelt.

Download wp-cleanumlauts2 from WordPress repository

Ich habe das WP-CleanUmlauts-Plugin von Carsten Albrecht dahingehend angepasst, dass – dem Duden entsprechend – aus ‚ß‘ ein ’ss‘ gemacht wird.

Carsten Albrecht selbst hat als Vorlage das o42-clean-umlauts-Plugin von Michael Renzmann genommen.

Bei Problemen oder Fehlern kann man sich jederzeit bei mir melden. Kommentare sind herzlich willkommen.

Versionen:

1.5.1 (13.02.2012)

  • Getting rid of notices when debug mode is set to true. Thanks to Johannes Freudendahl.

1.3.2 (01.03.2011)

  • Overcome unnecessary warning message

1.3.1 (25.02.2011)

  • Make sure it still works with WordPress < 3.1

1.3 (25.02.2011)

  • checked and fixed bug for WordPress 3.1 – ok

1.2

  • checked for WordPress 3.0 – ok

1.1

  • wrong coding of letter Ö corrected

1.0

  • first version

WordPress: Send Administrator E-Mails to all you users with Email Users 2 Plugin (Emu2)

Tested with WordPress 3.2.1!

Now schedule your mails.

WordPress: Send email to users, manually or on schedule (digest of newest posts). Users can send emails to each other. Export function included. A plugin for wordpress which allows you to send an email to the registered blog users. Users can send personal emails to each other. Power users can email groups of users and even notify group of users of posts. With ability to schedule mails of the newest post in digest form.

STILL BETA!!!

Download from WordPress repository

FAQ

Do you have other plugins?

Check out my other WordPress Plugins.

My provider/host/server does not seem to work with your plugin

OK, there are some administrator outside which treat their services very strict. Mass mailing can always be misused for spamming. That’s why you should ask your admin for current restrictions on mail sending. Pass their answers to me. And by the way, if you are starting a serious business than you should not put your website on a cheap mass web host without any personal support.

Problems with automatic sending. Why are some mails send by the hour instead daily or even three times in a row?

The build in scheduler of WordPress which I use in this plugin is not 100% reliable. This seems to be a bug. It’s already an issue in the bug tracking system of the WordPress developers. Have a look: http://core.trac.wordpress.org/. Emu2 is still beta. If you don’t want to get into trouble with your users I advice you to turn this automatic function off until the bug is fixed.

How can I give certain users the ability to use EMU2?

Scroll down in settings menu and you will find the different capabilities. You can assign them to different roles, hence to your users. I would advice you to use the plugin [User Role Eitor].

Where do I post my feedback?

Here

How can I support you?

That is nice of you. Donation link: https://1manfactory.com/donate

Will there ever be a real manual?

I don’t know. Maybe.

Changelog

0.83b (23.11.2011)

  • adding spanish version – Thanks to Pablo Olave from Chile

0.82b (06.07.2011)

  • tested with WordPress 3.2 -> ok
  • fixed HTML link problem in visual editor

0.81b (10.06.2011)

  • not sending empty mail without digest
  • sending success mail to admin

0.80b (09.06.2011)

  • NEW: Schedule a digest mail of the newest posts
  • Put sender into to field when sending problems (optional)
  • editing of templates moved to additional section

0.73b (30.05.2011)

  • Bugfixing on sending of test mails

0.72b (30.05.2011)

  • Test with WordPress 3.1.3 -> ok
  • Bugfixing on missing Url information in sent mails
  • changed default values from 0 to NULL to prevent possible errors

0.71b (24.04.2011)

  • enhancing administration of user capabilities

0.70b (16.04.2011)

  • some bug fixing with invalid from field values
  • bcc limit variable
  • choose your own sender name and address
  • more translations

0.65b (07.04.2011)

  • setting Return-Path
  • setting Message-Id

0.64b (05.04.2011)

  • implementing debug mode
  • tested with WordPress 3.1

0.63b (09.02.2011)

  • tested with WordPress 3.0.5
  • additional translation

0.62b (04.02.2011)

  • Translation of user roles

0.61b (04.02.2011)

  • Debug Info in subject line removed (sorry for that)

0.60b (03.02.2011)

  • UTF-8 Bug with german Umlauts fixed
  • Ability to chose between server mail function and wordpress mail function
  • new icon

0.54b (02.02.2011)

  • Solving Dashboard Folding Bug

0.53b (02.02.2011)

  • Some new translating.
  • Improving Error messages when using different roles

0.52b (01.02.2011)

  • fixed redeclare of function error

0.50b (27.01.2011)

  • using build in wordpress function so sent mail
  • adding screenshots
  • translation update
  • now with traceless deinstallation routine

0.42b (26.01.2011)

  • HTML-Editor: fixing problems with media upload

0.41b (26.01.2011)

  • Fixing small HTML-Editor bug

0.40b (22.01.2011)

  • Using HTML-Editor (TinyMCE)
  • Fixing small mail sending bug
  • making screenshots

0.32b (10.01.2011)

  • UTF-8

0.31b (10.01.2011)

  • PLEASE UPDATE!!!

0.3b (10.01.2011)

  • PLEASE UPDATE!!!
  • wrong folders

0.2b (10.01.2011)

  • first version, please test before productive using
global $qrcodetag; echo $qrcodetag->getQrCodeUrl($content, $size, $encoding, $ecc, $margin, $version);

Quick: SquirrelMail und XAMPP lokal installieren und testen

Quick: SquirrelMail und XAMPP lokal installieren und testen

Wer Applikationen programmiert, die auch Mails verschicken, möchte dies natürlich auch lokal testen. Dazu lohnt es sich, den Webmail Client »SquirrelMail« zu installieren. Dieser Artikel ergänzt mein XAMPP-Tutorial.

1. laden http://squirrelmail.org/download.php

2. entpacken nach »c:\Programme\xampp\htdocs\squirrelmail\« und anlegen von »c:\Programme\xampp\htdocs\squirrelmail\attach\«

3. kopieren der Konfigurationsvorlage »c:\Programme\xampp\htdocs\squirrelmail\config\config_default.php« nach »c:\Programme\xampp\htdocs\squirrelmail\config\config.php«

4. editieren von »c:\Programme\xampp\htdocs\squirrelmail\config\config.php«


$domain = 'localhost';

$data_dir = 'c:\\Programme\\xampp\\htdocs\\squirrelmail\\data\\';

$attachment_dir = 'c:\\Programme\\xampp\\htdocs\\squirrelmail\\attach\\';

$imapServerAddress = 'localhost';

$smtpServerAddress = 'localhost';

5. Testen

User anlegen in Mercury. In der Admin-Oberfläche: Configuration|Manage Local Users…|Add einen User anlegen. User in Mercury meint die eigentlichen Mail-Empfänger.

Einwählen: http://localhost/squirrelmail/src/login.php

Name: Username (ohne @localhost)

Passwort: (wie festgelegt)

Mail zusenden: http://localhost/xampp/mailform.php (Adressat=Ihr neuer Nutzer PLUS @locahost). Die Mail müsste augenblicklich in SquirrelMail erscheinen, eventuell müssen Sie noch »Check mail« klicken.