| 开发者 |
webequipe
codersbucket bdsarwar |
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| 更新时间 | 2026年6月21日 18:45 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
[webequipe_pdf_search_form] on a page—PDFs will appear in results when Enable Search Integration is enabled.[webequipe_pdf_search_form] (see PDF Search → Help).[webequipe_pdf_search_form] to confirm PDFs appear.Standard, text-based PDFs (e.g., exported from Word or Google Docs) are fully supported. Default max size is 50MB (up to 500MB in settings). Scanned or image-only PDFs with no extractable text are marked Error in the free plugin. To index these, use WebEquipe PDF Search Pro for built-in Optical Character Recognition (OCR), or run OCR software externally before uploading. Password-protected PDFs cannot be indexed. Mixed PDFs (some text pages, some image-only) index with a warning; search uses the text pages only.
Not in the free version. Scanned PDFs are read by search engines as flat images with no extractable text—the free plugin flags them as an Error. WebEquipe PDF Search Pro (Starter plan and above) integrates advanced Cloud Optical Character Recognition (OCR) to scan text from images automatically on upload. No pre-processing or external software needed. See Pro plans →
Not in the free version. The free plugin's Exclude feature keeps PDFs out of search entirely, but cannot show them dynamically based on user status. Private PDF Search is available on Pro and Agency plans—mark any PDF as Private and it becomes invisible in search for logged-out visitors while remaining fully searchable for logged-in members. See Pro plans →
Not in the free version. The Analytics Dashboard—showing top search queries, zero-result searches, and most-clicked PDFs—is available on Pro and Agency plans. Zero-result queries show you exactly what content visitors need but can't find. See Pro plans →
Yes. WebEquipe PDF Search Pro adds native Optical Character Recognition (OCR) for scanned PDFs, Private PDF search filters for logged-in users, an integrated Analytics dashboard, advanced search weights, white-label mode (Agency), and more. View plans and pricing →
Use Exclude on the PDF (Media Library or PDF Search → Manage PDFs). Excluded PDFs are never indexed and never appear in search, even after Re-index All PDFs. Use Include, then Index, to allow indexing again. To keep a PDF indexed but hidden from logged-out visitors only (e.g., for member resources), use Private PDF Search available on Pro and Agency plans. See Pro plans →
Media Library: Select the PDFs → Bulk Actions → "Index PDFs" (or "Unindex"/"Exclude"/"Include") → Apply. Manage PDFs: Go to PDF Search → Manage PDFs → Scan PDFs → select PDFs → choose bulk action → Apply. You can also filter by status (Indexed, Not Indexed, Excluded, Errors).
Default is 50MB. You can raise it (up to 500MB) in PDF Search → Settings → Maximum File Size.
No. Indexing runs seamlessly in the background (including page-by-page steps for large PDFs) and search queries read directly from the database index. Visitors are not waiting for PDF parsing during live searches.
Yes. Run Re-index All PDFs once after upgrading to 1.2.x so each PDF is stored in the per-page tables and search uses the new index. Until then, a notice may appear on PDF Search admin screens if legacy index data remains.
They cannot be indexed because the plugin cannot read their content without the password.
Yes. Each sub-site inside the network maintains its own separate index database.
The plugin interface is translated into English (default), French (fr_FR), German (de_DE), Dutch (nl_NL), and Swedish (sv_SE). Translations load automatically based on your site language (Settings -> General -> Site Language) or your per-user admin language. Help-page documentation currently remains in English.
load_plugin_textdomain() on init (WordPress 6.7+ safe); JavaScript strings localized through wp_localize_script().webequipe-pdf-* classes; improved preview/meta sizing and alignment.