Erriflow 404 Manager
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| 更新时间 | 2026年9月3日 20:22 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
- Live 404 monitoring with hit counts and timestamps.
- Smart bot/security probe suppression before the main journal.
- Individual 301 and 410 redirect management.
- Ignore and reopen workflow for URLs that do not require action.
- Exact redirect rules with a WordPress runtime fallback.
- Apache/LiteSpeed
.htaccesssynchronization when the file is writable. - Search, source filters, retention controls, and environment diagnostics.
- Internationalized interface, ready for WordPress.org community translations.
- Internal broken-link scanner for posts, pages, Bricks content, media references, and WordPress menus.
- Bulk 301, 410, ignore, reopen, and journal cleanup actions.
- Google Search Console CSV import, generic CSV import, and CSV export.
- Suggested redirect targets based on existing site content.
- Redirect-chain and loop diagnostics.
.htaccessbackup and restore tools.
安装:
- Install Erriflow 404 Manager from the WordPress Plugins screen or upload the plugin ZIP.
- Activate the plugin.
- Open Erriflow 404 Manager in the WordPress admin menu.
- Review the default noise filtering and retention settings.
- Let the journal collect real 404 requests, then create redirects only where a relevant replacement exists.
常见问题:
Does it redirect every 404 to the homepage?
No. That usually creates irrelevant soft-redirect behavior. Erriflow 404 Manager encourages relevant replacements only. Unrelated missing URLs can remain 404, be ignored in the journal, or return 410 when appropriate.
Does it work on Nginx?
Yes. Managed redirects can run through WordPress on any supported server. On Apache and LiteSpeed, Erriflow 404 Manager can additionally synchronize exact rules to .htaccess when the file is writable.
Does it store bot/security scans?
Obvious technical probes are suppressed before they enter the main journal. The plugin keeps aggregate counters so administrators can see how much noise was filtered without filling the journal with probe URLs.
What data does the 404 journal store?
The journal can store the requested URL/path, timestamps, hit count, referrer, user agent, source/classification, redirect target, and internal source references. Data stays in the site's WordPress database unless an administrator intentionally uses a documented external service such as Freemius for Pro licensing or checkout.
Does the Free edition require an account?
No. The Free edition opens directly into the plugin and does not require a Freemius account. Freemius-powered checkout, licensing, billing/account, or feedback features are used only when an administrator intentionally opens or submits them.
Is Google Search Console connected through an API?
No. The current Pro workflow imports CSV files exported from Search Console. It does not request access to a Google account.
更新日志:
- Renamed the plugin to Erriflow 404 Manager with the new
erriflow-404-managerslug and text domain. - Moved all Pro-only local implementations out of the WordPress.org Free package.
- Kept Free 301/410 management fully functional without license checks.
- Updated Freemius integration settings for the new Free and Premium slugs.
- Removed bundled translation binaries from the WordPress.org package; translations are handled through WordPress.org.
- Fixed the final WordPress.org Plugin Check internationalization error for the Freemius privacy-policy placeholder.
- WordPress.org compatibility and security hardening.
- Fixed Free/Premium package detection so the generated Free build can never initialize as Premium.
- Hardened internal HTTP checks and redirect diagnostics against unsafe remote requests.
- Kept query-string-specific redirects in the WordPress runtime layer instead of writing over-broad .htaccess rules.
- Moved .htaccess backup snapshots out of the public web directory and into non-autoloaded WordPress storage.
- Fixed release metadata and Ukrainian translation coverage.
- Fixed the in-dashboard Pro checkout route while keeping the Freemius pricing menu hidden.
- Preserved Freemius' native hidden checkout handler for the custom Buy button.
- Routed all upgrade links through the native Erriflow 404 Manager Pro screen and suppressed the duplicate Freemius Upgrade submenu.
- Kept the actual Buy button connected to the Freemius checkout flow.
- First public release of Erriflow 404 Manager by Ivan Nosenko.
- Added live 404 monitoring with smart bot/security noise suppression.
- Added individual 301/410 management, ignore/reopen workflow, filters, retention, and diagnostics.
- Added Apache/LiteSpeed
.htaccesssynchronization with WordPress runtime fallback. - Added responsive WordPress admin UI and Ukrainian localization.
- Added Freemius-based Free/Pro packaging, checkout, licensing, and Premium delivery.
- Pro: added internal broken-link scanning, bulk actions, Search Console/CSV tools, redirect recommendations, chain diagnostics, and
.htaccessbackup/restore. - Added privacy-policy guidance and additional input/remote-request hardening for the public release.