LinkCheck Plugin for OctoberCMS
Schedules a task to check for broken links in database fields and/or CMS pages.
Features
- Checks for broken links within database fields and CMS text files
- User controls which fields to check
- User controls which response codes should be logged
- User controls task scheduling
Usage
A link status report can be found in the backend Settings tab.
Future
- Check for relative/dynamic links
- Report line number on links within CMS files.
- Translate plugin
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Available settings:
Time mask: Enter value as you would when setting up crontab in UNIX. Default: * * * * *. Please visit crontab.org for more information. Please note that the plugin uses the scheduler feature of October, so scheduling should be properly set up for this to work. Check the documentation for more information.
Response codes: (under "Which HTTP response codes should be reported?"). By default, only Client and Server errors are reported (broken links, response codes 400-511). However, you may also configure the plugin to log successful responses and redirections (response codes 200-308). Technically, the plugin does not check for broken links but just reports all links that match the selected response codes.
Check links within CMS files?: (checkbox). When selected, the plugin will scan through the current active theme files for links within the selected status.
Database fields: The plugin will scan for available database fields in all plugins. The plugin will go through every link found in the database for the given fields.
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sam
Found the plugin not useful on 13 Nov, 2019
WARNING: This plugin has an error, when I added this plugin it failed all my currently running cron jobs and gave this error: [InvalidArgumentException] is not a valid CRON expression. When I turned this plugin off the error goes away. I currently have a dozen other plugins running cron jobs fine!
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Niek de Melker
Found the plugin not useful on 27 Mar, 2018
Seems like a come in handy plugin, Only i can't select a database field because i have plugins without a models folder. There should be a check because a models folder is not required for a plugin, like the Rainlab.Pages plugin for example. this makes it not useful.
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| 1.0.5 |
Updated table bombozama_linkcheck_broken_links May 15, 2017 |
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| 1.0.4 |
Quick fix for unsupported Pivot models May 11, 2017 |
| 1.0.3 |
Implemented i18n Nov 19, 2015 |
| 1.0.2 |
Run database operations Nov 16, 2015 |
| 1.0.1 |
First version of LinkCheck Nov 16, 2015 |