Rockon Link Monitor finds broken internal and external links without adding a\nlarge SEO suite to your site. Run a scan, see exactly which links are dead and\nwhere they live, and jump straight to the editor to fix them.<\/p>\n\n
Scans are manual. Nothing runs in the background, and no data ever leaves your\nsite except the requests used to check the links themselves.<\/p>\n\n
What you get<\/strong><\/p>\n\n This plugin relies on two kinds of external connection. Both are described in\nfull below.<\/p>\n\n 1. The websites your content links to<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Checking a link means asking the destination whether it still answers, so the\nplugin sends an HTTP GET request to every URL it finds in your posts and pages.\nThis cannot be done locally: only the destination server can say whether a page\nstill exists.<\/p>\n\n 2. Freemius<\/strong><\/p>\n\n The plugin bundles the Freemius SDK, provided by Freemius, Inc. It powers the\noptional account connection and the delivery of separately distributed add-ons.\nNo feature of this plugin depends on it: link scanning works in full whether or\nnot you ever connect.<\/p>\n\n The scanner, repository and admin are separate classes, and the dashboard is\nbuilt entirely from hooks so an add-on can extend it without forking anything.<\/p>\n\n Filters: Actions: There is nothing to configure. The first scan works straight after activation.<\/p>\n\n\n No. Every scan is started by you from the Link Monitor screen. The plugin\nschedules no cron events and does no work in the background.<\/p><\/dd>\n Published posts and pages, including both internal and external links found in\ntheir content.<\/p><\/dd>\n There is no limit. A scan checks every link it finds. Developers who want a\nceiling of their own can set one with the No. Links are checked in batches of 25 over AJAX with a live progress bar, so no\nsingle request has to do the whole scan, and posts are read a page at a time so\ncollecting the links does not depend on how many posts you have. Keep the tab\nopen until the bar finishes.<\/p>\n\n Without JavaScript the form still works, but that scan has to run in a single\nrequest, so it stops at 100 links or at a safe share of your PHP time limit,\nwhichever comes first. It saves what it checked and tells you it stopped early.\nThis is a technical limit of doing the whole job in one HTTP request; the\n rockonlm_fallback_link_limit and Some servers block automated requests, or respond too slowly for the 8 second\nrequest timeout. Destinations that answer 401, 403 or 429 to both our own user\nagent and a browser one are listed separately as \"Could not be verified\" rather\nthan counted as broken. Use the Users with the Never. The plugin only reports what it finds; you fix links in the editor\nyourself.<\/p><\/dd>\n Results live in the \n
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rockonlm_scan_settings<\/code>, rockonlm_request_settings<\/code>,\n rockonlm_scan_candidates, rockonlm_posts_per_page<\/code>, rockonlm_link_limit<\/code>,\n rockonlm_batch_size, rockonlm_fallback_link_limit<\/code>,\n rockonlm_fallback_time_budget, rockonlm_request_timeout<\/code>,\n rockonlm_request_args, rockonlm_browser_user_agent<\/code>,\n rockonlm_soft_statuses, rockonlm_blocked_is_broken<\/code>, rockonlm_check_link<\/code>,\n rockonlm_scan_data, rockonlm_admin_rows<\/code>, rockonlm_admin_row_actions<\/code>,\n rockonlm_admin_edit_link, rockonlm_admin_footer<\/code>, rockonlm_admin_screen<\/code>,\n rockonlm_upgrade_url, rockonlm_capability<\/code>.<\/p>\n\nrockonlm_loaded<\/code>, rockonlm_activated<\/code>, rockonlm_scan_completed<\/code>,\n rockonlm_admin_after_header, rockonlm_admin_stats<\/code>,\n rockonlm_admin_after_stats, rockonlm_admin_scan_sources<\/code>,\n rockonlm_admin_scan_options, rockonlm_admin_scan_actions<\/code>,\n rockonlm_admin_sidebar, rockonlm_admin_before_results<\/code>,\n rockonlm_admin_results_toolbar, rockonlm_admin_after_table<\/code>,\n rockonlm_admin_after_results.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
rockon-link-monitor<\/code> folder to \/wp-content\/plugins\/<\/code>.<\/li>\n\n
Does the plugin scan my site automatically?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
What does it scan?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
How many links can one scan check?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
rockonlm_link_limit<\/code> filter, which\ndefaults to 0<\/code>, meaning unlimited.<\/p><\/dd>\nWill a large site time out?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
rockonlm_fallback_time_budget<\/code> filters\nadjust it.<\/p><\/dd>\nA link is reported as broken but works in my browser. Why?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
rockonlm_request_timeout<\/code> filter to allow more\ntime.<\/p><\/dd>\nWho can run a scan?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
manage_options<\/code> capability, which normally means administrators.\nThe rockonlm_capability<\/code> filter changes this.<\/p><\/dd>\nDoes it modify my posts?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Where is the scan data stored, and is it removed on uninstall?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
rockonlm_scan_data<\/code> WordPress option. No custom tables are\ncreated. Deleting the plugin removes its options, so nothing is left behind.<\/p><\/dd>\n\n<\/dl>\n\n\n1.2.0<\/h4>\n\n
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rockonlm_link_limit<\/code> filter defaults to unlimited.<\/li>\nrockonlm<\/code> prefix, so nothing collides with another plugin. Existing\nscan results are carried over automatically on activation.<\/li>\nhref<\/code> attribute.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n1.1.0<\/h4>\n\n
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