| 开发者 | naumov22 |
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| 更新时间 | 2026年4月15日 18:13 |
| 捐献地址: | 去捐款 |
| PHP版本: | 7.2 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 6.9 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
/wp-content/plugins/The plugin supports four indexing services:
IndexNow: No API key needed! Just enable it in settings. Paid services - get API keys from Telegram bots:
Yes! The plugin includes IndexNow which is completely free - no registration, no API key, no credits needed. Just enable it and start submitting to Bing, Yandex, Naver, and Seznam. For Google indexing, you'll need one of the paid services (SpeedyIndex, Link Indexing Bot, or IndexBotik).
The plugin supports posts, pages, categories, tags, and all public custom post types. You can choose which types to submit automatically.
Yes, there are separate settings for submitting URLs when editing each content type. This is useful for re-indexing updated content.
Yes! Each post/page has a meta box where you can override the global settings for that specific item.
Yes! Use the bulk action feature in the posts list. Select the posts you want to submit and choose "Submit to Indexing" from the bulk actions dropdown.
Go to "Tools" → "BotSubmit" → "Submission Log" tab. The log shows the last 50 submissions with timestamps and response details.
In the Submission Log, failed submissions show a "Resend" button. Click it to retry sending to that specific service.
The plugin will log an error when the API returns a credits-related error. You'll need to purchase more credits from the respective service.
No, the plugin is lightweight and uses WordPress' built-in HTTP API. URL submission happens asynchronously and doesn't slow down your site.
The plugin submits your URLs to indexing services, which helps speed up the indexing process. However, actual indexing depends on search engine algorithms and your content quality. This tool facilitates the submission process but doesn't guarantee indexing.
Yes, the submission log shows all sent URLs, timestamps, and API responses (including any errors).
If the API key is invalid or missing, the plugin will skip submissions and log the error in the submission log with a red background.
future) could be submitted to indexers before their actual publication when third-party plugins fired transition_post_status with status publish on a post still in future/draft state — resulting in raw ?p=<id> URLs being senthandle_post_publish to ignore phantom publish transitionspublish status with post_date_gmt still in the future?p=, ?page_id= or ?preview= query parameters are now rejected at queue insertion, regardless of source