Szabi – CodeRevolution

After checking on this, the best advice I can give is that you try setting up the plugin on a VPS server, where you will not be limited by shared hosting restrictions (also, don’t forget to apply the max_execution_time settings on this server). You can try Digital Ocean for example.

Regarding SEO meta, please check this video, it shows the capabilities of my plugin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tv6fN5Hag_0

Also, of Yoast, the Aiomatic plugin will set the ‘_yoast_wpseo_metadesc’ meta field with this additional info.

Regards.

Hello,

1. Please go again to the plugin’s ‘Main Settings’ menu -> ‘General Settings’ tab -> ‘Timeout for Processing (seconds)’ -> set there a large value, like: 100000 -> save settings.

2. Currently, this is not possible, but idea noted.

Regards.

Please check this article for further server config steps: https://www.antropy.co.uk/blog/php-script-keeps-timing-out-despite-ini-set/

Question: do you have any value in the plugin’s ‘Main Settings’ menu -> ‘General Settings’ tab -> ‘Timeout for Processing (seconds)’ settings field?
If yes, please remove it and save settings -> check it works better now.

Regards.

Hello,

The issues you encountered are still because the execution of the plugin is forcefully stopped on your server (for some reason).

How the plugin operates, is as follows: it creates posts without featured image or categories and it adds image and category to posts after they are created (this is required by WordPress, this is how it works). Because of this, if the execution is interrupted when the post is created, it will not have an image or category.

To fix this, I suggest you contact your hosting provider’s support and ask them if they have any limitation on the maximum amount of time scripts or plugins are allowed to run on your server (they might have some limits enforced for your server, which you cannot change, only they can).

In this case, please ask them to lift limitations for your server and allow it to run longer execution times for plugins.

Also, if your site is behind CloudFlare, turning CloudFlare off temporarily might also be needed to debug this issue.

Regards.

Hello,

First of all, thank you for your purchase.

1. The ‘categoryGenerator’ ID is coming from the plugin’s ‘AI Content Editor’ menu -> ‘Editing Templates and Options’ tab -> ‘Automatically Add Categories To Posts’ settings field. Please check on this, as it seems that you have this option enabled, and categories are processed and added for newly published posts on your site. Let me know if this info helped.

2. the ‘tagsGenerator’ ID is coming from the same part of the plugin, specifically, the ‘Automatically Add Tags To Posts’ menu. Please check on this also, this is why they are duplicate, as tags are added also from rule settings and also from AI Content Editor settings.

Regards, Szabi – CodeRevolution.

Hello,

First of all, thank you for your purchase.

This is not normal behavior. Can you send me, please, temporary admin login credentials to your WordPress install, so I can check this issue out? Send it, please, to my email address: kisded@yahoo.com.

Regards, Szabi – CodeRevolution.