| 开发者 | apos37 |
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| 更新时间 | 2026年9月25日 03:12 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
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Broken Link Notifier > Settings:Broken Link Notifier > Omitted Pages and add any pages that don't need scanning — custom login pages, 404 pages, auto-generated archive pages, and similar. You can add a note to each explaining why it's omitted. To omit an entire section of your site at once, use a wildcard, e.g. /category/* or /tag/*.Broken Link Notifier > Site Scan and run the two-step scan — this checks your whole site up front so you catch issues before your visitors do, and may take a while depending on site size:Broken Link Notifier > Results directly).Broken Link Notifier > Omitted Links.No — The plugin is designed to have minimal impact on performance by only scanning content after the page has fully loaded for a visitor. This means it doesn’t interfere with the page render or user experience. Additionally, in version 1.2.5, we introduced a link caching option that can further improve performance. If enabled (via the Settings page), caching good links will prevent the same working links from being rechecked repeatedly for a set period of time. This reduces unnecessary HTTP requests and improves scan efficiency on high-traffic sites. You can set the cache duration in seconds — common values include:
If the link works fine and it's still being flagged as broken, then it is likely either redirecting to another page or there is an issue with the page's response headers, and there's nothing we can do about it. If it is a redirect on your own site due to permalink modification, then it's better to fix the link instead of unnecessarily redirecting. You may use the Omit option to omit false positives from future scans as well. If you are seeing a pattern with multiple links from the same domain, you can go to Broken Link Notifier > Omitted Links to add a domain with a wildcard (*), which will omit all links starting with that domain.
If you feel that there is another issue at hand, We are happy to look into it further with you.
Warnings mean the link was found, but they may be unsecure or slow to respond. If you are getting too many warnings due to timeouts, try increasing your timeout in Settings. This will just result in longer wait times, but with more accuracy. You can also disable warnings if you have too many of them.
A status code of 666 is a code we use to force invalid URL code 0 to be a broken link in case warnings are disabled. It is not an official status code.
Yes, you can omit links from being checked for validity by using the "Omit" link in the scan results, or by entering them in manually under Omitted Links. Likewise, you can omit pages from being scanned from the results page or Omitted Pages. Wildcards (*) are accepted.
Sometimes links are hidden with CSS or inside modals/popups. To find hidden links, go to the page and either open your developer console or view the page source and search for the link. This will show you where it is and which element to look in. Then you can edit the page accordingly. This is more advanced and may require some assistance, so feel free to reach out to us for help.
Link Browser catalogs every link on your site in one searchable table, without checking their status until you ask it to. Site Scan builds on that same catalog and adds a second step that checks every link for broken links and warnings all at once. Multi-Scan is our original scanning method from earlier versions, kept available but disabled by default; developers can re-enable it with the blnotifier_enable_legacy_multiscan filter.
The link count during Site Scan or the legacy Multi-Scan does not include links that are filtered out from the pre-check.
We skip links that start with # (anchor tags and JavaScript) or ? (query strings), non-http url schemes (such as mailto:, tel:, data:, etc. ), and any links you have omitted.
There are other plugins such as Better Search Replace by WP Engine that will quickly replace URLs on your entire site at once.
There is likely an issue with the content on that page causing a redirect. We cannot intercept all redirected content unfortunately. If that is the case, you can omit the page being scanned so you can continue scanning the rest of your site the next time you try.
Yes, there are plenty. You can visit our developer documentation here: https://pluginrx.com/docs/plugin/broken-link-notifier/
We recommend using our website support forum as the primary method for requesting features and getting help. You can also reach out via our Discord support server or the WordPress.org support forum, but please note that WordPress.org doesn’t always notify us of new posts, so it’s not ideal for time-sensitive issues.
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