外掛說明
AutoBoostSEO Connector links your WordPress site to the AutoBoostSEO platform. Once installed, it handles all the setup for you – no configuration needed.
What it does:
- Connects your site to AutoBoostSEO in one click
- Works with Rank Math, Yoast SEO, All in One SEO, SEOPress, and The SEO Framework
- Handles authentication and API access automatically
- Built-in connection diagnostics to troubleshoot issues
- Optimized for large sites with thousands of posts
安裝方式
- Install the plugin via Plugins Add New Upload, or search “AutoBoostSEO” in the plugin directory.
- Activate the plugin.
- That’s it – no settings to configure.
常見問題集
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Is this plugin secure?
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Yes. All data is transferred over HTTPS and requires proper authentication. The plugin only exposes your content through WordPress’s built-in REST API.
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Does this work with Rank Math / Yoast SEO?
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Yes. It automatically detects which SEO plugin you’re using and works with it.
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Do I need an AutoBoostSEO account?
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Yes. Sign up at autoboostseo.com – there’s a free tier to get started.
使用者評論
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參與者及開發者
變更記錄
5.5.2
- FIX: Wrap all SQL queries in $wpdb->prepare() for WordPress.org plugin review compliance
5.4.3
- DEBUG: Public diagnostic endpoint for score filter debugging (temporary)
5.4.1
- FIX: Low SEO score filter no longer crashes when no posts have been scored yet
5.4.0
- NEW: Plugin-side SEO score calculation — computes and stores scores as _autoboostseo_score post meta, independent of RankMath/Yoast stored scores
- NEW: GET /autoboost/v1/scores-status endpoint — returns scoring index status
- NEW: POST /autoboost/v1/calculate-scores endpoint — batch scores unscored posts (200/batch)
- IMPROVED: Low SEO score filter now uses plugin-calculated scores for reliable filtering and global sort order
- IMPROVED: Posts-metadata endpoint now includes _autoboostseo_score in response
- FIX: SEO scores auto-calculated on post save (save_post hook)
5.3.3
- FIX: Server-side filter pagination broken on page 2+ (WP_Query applied double offset on post__in results). All filters affected.
- FEATURE: Low SEO score filter now sorts results by score ascending (lowest first).
5.3.2
- FIX: SEO stats endpoint now includes pages in addition to posts. Previously only counted post_type=’post’, missing pages entirely.
5.3.1
- FIX: Posts with the same date now appear in consistent order between paginated and Show All views. Added p.ID DESC as secondary sort to all SQL queries.
5.3.0
- FEATURE: posts-metadata endpoint accepts
limitparameter. Frontend passes tier limit so the plugin stops returning posts early (e.g. 7500 instead of 21094 for Starter tier). Cuts Show All load time by ~60%.
5.2.5
- FIX: Word count filter now works server-side even without full backfill. Uses COALESCE to treat unindexed posts as 0 words instead of excluding them. No more loading all 21k posts for word count filtering.
5.2.4
- FIX: Server-side filters with status=any only returned published posts. WP REST API passes status as array [‘any’], not string ‘any’, so the previous string check failed silently. Now uses in_array() to detect ‘any’ in the status array and expands to all allowed statuses.
5.2.3
- FIX: (Incomplete) Initial attempt at status=any fix — used is_string() check which doesn’t work because WP REST API passes status as an array.
5.2.2
- FIX: Removed bulk word count auto-compute from metadata endpoint. do_shortcode() on 1000 posts per page was causing server timeouts on large sites, making the fast endpoint fall back to slow 100-per-page standard API.
- FIX: Reduced backfill batch size from 500 to 50 to safely handle do_shortcode() per post.
5.2.1
- FIX: Word count now computed from rendered content (shortcodes expanded via do_shortcode before counting). Previously raw shortcode syntax was stripped, causing posts with galleries/embeds/shortcodes to show artificially low word counts. A post that renders as 800 words on the site was counted as ~50.
- AUTO: Word count index automatically rebuilt on upgrade.
5.2.0
- FIX: Word count computation now consistent between SQL filter and REST API display. Previously strip_shortcodes() caused server-side word counts to be lower than displayed values, making word count filters return wrong results.
- FIX: Conflicting filter pairs (e.g. Missing Keywords + Has Keywords) now return 0 results immediately with a clear response instead of running expensive SQL that always returns nothing.
- FIX: Inverted word count ranges (min > max) handled gracefully on server.
- AUTO: Existing word count index is automatically rebuilt on upgrade to match the corrected algorithm.
5.1.3
- PERF: posts-metadata endpoint now computes and stores word counts on-the-fly for unindexed posts using bulk SQL (2 queries per 1000 posts). Word count filtering is now accurate from first use without requiring a separate backfill step.
5.1.2
- FIX: posts-metadata endpoint now includes the post permalink (link field) so posts are clickable in the app.
5.1.1
- FIX: posts-metadata endpoint now returns posts ordered newest to oldest (post_date DESC). Previously returned in ID order.
- FIX: posts-metadata endpoint now fetches posts only (excludes pages) by default.
5.1.0
- NEW: Bulk posts-metadata endpoint (GET /autoboost/v1/posts-metadata) — returns 1000 posts/page vs 100, using a single optimised SQL query per page. Reduces Show All load time from ~3.5 minutes to ~15 seconds on large sites (21k+ posts). Supports RankMath, Yoast, SEOPress, TSF, and AIOSEO.
5.0.1
- CLEANUP: Removed dead REST fields (thin_content, long_content, has_schema, missing_schema, reading_time)
- These fields were never used by the frontend and added unnecessary overhead to API responses
5.0.0
- MAJOR: All filters now use raw SQL with LEFT JOIN for correct pagination at any scale
- NEW: SEOPress support (focus keyword, SEO title, meta description)
- NEW: The SEO Framework support (title, description)
- NEW: All in One SEO (AIOSEO) full support via wp_aioseo_posts table
- NEW: missing_title filter (posts with empty titles)
- NEW: word_count_min/word_count_max filters (requires word count indexing)
- NEW: comment_count_min/comment_count_max filters
- NEW: default_seo_title filter now correctly compares SEO title to post title
- NEW: Word count computed and stored as post_meta on save (backfill endpoint available)
- FIX: Filters now respect post_type and post_status from request (no longer hardcoded to post/publish)
- FIX: SEO score filters include unscored posts in low_seo_score results
- FIX: found_posts filter no longer leaks to other WP_Query calls
- FIX: filter-debug endpoint now requires authentication
- FIX: N+1 query problem eliminated via postmeta cache priming
- FIX: Version constant mismatch between class and define
- REMOVED: Legacy query handler (class-query-handler.php) — conflicting dual filter system
- REMOVED: Dead filter params (thin_content, long_content, reading_time_min/max)
- REMOVED: update_option debug write on every filtered request
- PERF: NOT IN subqueries replaced with LEFT JOIN … IS NULL (5-10x faster at 100k+ posts)
4.7.5
- FIX: Raw SQL paginated approach for SEO filters — bypasses RankMath posts_where stripping
- Runs raw SQL to get only the current page’s post IDs, then uses tiny post__in (20 IDs)
- Overrides found_posts for correct REST API pagination headers
4.7.4
- FIX: Replace post__in (17K+ IDs) with posts_where subqueries for large sites
- Fixes “No matching posts” when filtering sites with many missing SEO fields
4.7.3
- FIX: SEO filters now check only the ACTIVE plugin’s fields (reverts 4.7.2 all-variants approach)
- Residual Yoast data no longer causes false negatives when RankMath is active
- Dashboard seo-stats endpoint now uses raw SQL (consistent with REST filters, bypasses WP_Query NOT EXISTS bug)
4.7.2
- FIX: SEO filters now check ALL plugin field variants (RankMath + Yoast) regardless of active plugin
- Fixes incorrect filter results on sites with residual Yoast metadata after switching to RankMath
- Dashboard stats and content filters now return consistent results
4.7.1
- Switched ALL SEO filters to raw SQL + post__in approach — bypasses WP_Query meta_query bugs, post__not_in stripping, and RankMath posts_where consumption
- “Missing” filters now run direct SQL to find missing post IDs, then use post__in to include only those
- “Has” filters use same approach for consistency and reliability
4.7.0
- Fixed server-side filters consumed by RankMath sub-queries — replaced self-removing posts_where with persistent filter using custom query var
- All “missing” filters (keywords, SEO title, meta description) now use autoboost_exclude_ids query var immune to third-party query consumption
- Both REST controller and query handler updated
4.6.9
- Fixed ALL server-side filters: replaced post__not_in (stripped by WP REST pipeline) with direct SQL WHERE injection
- Affects missing keywords, missing SEO title, missing meta description filters for RankMath and dual-plugin setups
- Both REST controller and query handler updated
4.6.8
- Added diagnostic logging to REST filter callback to debug post__not_in issue
3.4.6
- Added filter-debug diagnostic endpoint to troubleshoot server-side filtering
- Fixed server-side filters using raw SQL instead of nested WP_Meta_Query (workaround for WP Trac #29560)
3.4.4
- Fixed RankMath meta key variant handling — filters now check both rank_math_* and rank_math* keys
- Fixed dashboard stats to include non-underscore RankMath meta keys
- Fixed class VERSION constant (was 3.4.2)
3.4.3
- Fixed server-side filters returning all posts when only one SEO plugin is installed
3.4
- Security improvements and bug fixes
3.3
- Connection diagnostics
3.2
- Redesigned admin page
3.0
- Major update with improved performance and filtering
2.0
- Advanced filtering and better performance
1.0
- Initial release
