Autotagger 2.1

Description

Compare words in a predefined tag list to words in a post, and tag the post with the matching words.

• Use a predefined tag list to autotag posts with matching words while saving/publishing.
• Re-tag entire database with a single click, making use of the Append or Replace (or neither) option.
• Hook into Autotagger via the action ‘tag_posts’ and use the predefined tag list to tag all posts without tags in the blog’s database.
  This is useful to set up on a schedule if posts are regularly made without tags (eg. a script that adds posts directly to the database bypassing the WordPress API).

Download

Download: Autotagger 2.1 ( Tested up to WordPress version 2.5.1 )

Installation

1. Unzip ‘autotagger.2.1.zip’ and upload the ‘autotagger’ folder to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory.
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.

Configuration

1. Go to the ‘Settings’ menu and click on ‘Autotagger’, and add your desired tag list.

History

• Jul. 24, 2009 – ver. 2.1 : Added options to use post titles and post categories as tags.
• Nov. 27, 2008 – ver. 2.0 : Added Append/Replace Tags option. Added ‘Autotag All Posts’ management page.
• Oct. 2, 2008 – ver. 1.1 : Added option to include/exclude Pages from autotagging.
• Sept. 1, 2008 – ver. 1.0 : Released.

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Autotagger Settings

Autotag All Posts

Autotagger 2.0

Description

Compare words in a predefined tag list to words in a post, and tag the post with the matching words.

• Use a predefined tag list to autotag posts with matching words while saving/publishing.
• Re-tag entire database with a single click, making use of the Append or Replace (or neither) option.
• Hook into Autotagger via the action ‘tag_posts’ and use the predefined tag list to tag all posts without tags in the blog’s database.
  This is useful to set up on a schedule if posts are regularly made without tags (eg. a script that adds posts directly to the database bypassing the WordPress API).

Download

Download: Autotagger 2.0 ( Tested up to WordPress version 2.5.1 )

Installation

1. Unzip ‘autotagger.2.0.zip’ and upload the ‘autotagger’ folder to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory.
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.

Configuration

1. Go to the ‘Settings’ menu and click on ‘Autotagger’, and add your desired tag list.

History

• Nov. 27, 2008 – ver. 2.0 : Added Append/Replace Tags option. Added ‘Autotag All Posts’ management page.
• Oct. 2, 2008 – ver. 1.1 : Added option to include/exclude Pages from autotagging.
• Sept. 1, 2008 – ver. 1.0 : Released.

Screenshot

Autotagger Settings

Autotag All Posts

Autotagger 1.1

Description

” Automatically add tags to posts which contain words that match words in a ‘tag list’ “

• Use a predefined tag list to autotag a post (without tags) while saving/publishing.
• (optional) Hook into Autotagger via the action ‘tag_posts’ and use the predefined tag list to tag all posts (without tags) in the blog’s database. This is useful to set up on a schedule if posts are regularly made without tags (eg. a script that adds posts directly to the database bypassing the WordPress API). You could also use this if you added more tags to your tag list and you wanted to re-tag all old posts (after deleting current tags).

Download

Download: Autotagger 1.1 ( Tested up to WordPress version 2.5.1 )

Installation

1. Unzip ‘autotagger.1.1.zip’ and upload the ‘autotagger’ folder to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory.
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.

Configuration

1. Go to the ‘Settings’ menu and click on ‘Autotagger’, and add your desired tag list.

History

• Sept. 1, 2008 – ver. 1.0 : Released.
• Oct. 2, 2008 – ver. 1.1 : Added option to include/exclude Pages from autotagging.

Screenshot

Autotagger settings page

Autotagger

Description

” Automatically add tags to posts which contain words that match words in a ‘tag list’  “

• Use a predefined tag list to autotag a post (without tags) while saving/publishing.
• (optional) Hook into Autotagger via the action ‘tag_posts’ and use the predefined tag list to tag all posts (without tags) in the blog’s database. This is useful to set up on a schedule if posts are regularly made without tags (eg. a script that adds posts directly to the database bypassing the WordPress API). You could also use this if you added more tags to your tag list and you wanted to re-tag all old posts (after deleting current tags).

Download

Download: Autotagger 1.0 ( Tested up to WordPress version 2.5.1 )

Installation

1. Unzip ‘autotagger.1.0.zip’ and upload the ‘autotagger’ folder to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory.
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.

Configuration

1. Go to the ‘Settings’ menu and click on ‘Autotagger’, and add your desired tag list.

History

• Sept. 1, 2008 – ver. 1.0 : Released.

Screenshot

Autotagger settings page