WordPress Plugin - AskApache Search Engine Verify Google and Yahoo

<meta name="verify-v1" content="00y24rDZT26L9jNa53+9abYafa07A4MCSB8f2MIfAVk=" />
<meta name="y_key" content="b5d1fb5436bfa5f7" />

verify-v1=00y24rDZT26L9jNa53+9abYafa07A4MCSB8f2MIfAVk=
y_key=b5d1fb5436bfa5f7

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12 Responses to “AskApache Search Engine Verify”

1. teknolojik internet magazini
   09.10.07 at 6:18 pm

   im using it in my website.
   thanks for your effort.

2. EverydayCrap
   09.13.07 at 12:22 pm

   Great plugin… just installed it and it’s working perfect! Thanks.

3. Esteban
   09.22.07 at 1:47 am

   I successfully installed the plug in (easy) but meta tag is not showing up.
   Tried with standard theme and all the other themes including the one I am using now: i3Theme 1.1 - SEO by Mickey Cheong

4. Danny
   09.26.07 at 3:59 pm

   So, I love the idea of this plugin, but it is failing to insert the code, or (naturally) to verify that the code is there.

   I have inserted the codes by hand in the meantime (but they show up on all pages now), but I’d love to use this plugin.

   Let me know if you’d like to troubleshoot it with me. I’m using WP 2.3, with a static front page in root, while the wp install is in root/wordpress.

   Thanks.

5. Danny
   10.08.07 at 3:58 pm

   Just installed the updated 2.1 version, and still no verification love. Sorry. The plugin still returned, “Did not find them!” followed by an exclamation in a circle, then the number “1″.

6. Keith
   10.10.07 at 11:33 am

   Great plugin! This is so much easier than adding these manually. One suggestion for the next release would be to add upload capability of the verification files to the root site directory. This would allow more users (like myself) that utilize the file verification instead of the meta tag verification method to utilize your plugin.

   Keep up the great work!

7. jblu
   10.13.07 at 9:48 pm

   Thanks so much…I just used it to verify with Google Webmaster.

8. Bruce Ehrlich
   11.02.07 at 5:07 pm

   I installed the plugin and put in the metatags

   I get a

   Warning: get_meta_tags(): URL file-access is disabled in the server configuration in /wp-content/plugins/aa-searchengine-verify/aa-searchengine-verify.php on line 95
    
   Warning: get_meta_tags(http://www.site.com): failed to open stream: no suitable wrapper could be found in /wp-content/plugins/aa-searchengine-verify/aa-searchengine-verify.php on line 95
    
   Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /wp-content/plugins/aa-searchengine-verify/aa-searchengine-verify.php on line 98
   

   Do you have any idea what that is?

9. AskApache
   11.04.07 at 5:54 pm

   @ Bruce

   Ya that was my fault, just bad coding on my part. I went ahead and revamped the code and uploaded the update for you guys. Sorry about your that! I know how annoying it is to get a non-working version.

10. rhodile
    11.17.07 at 3:06 am

    I followed the installation instruction: uploaded the zip file to my plugin directory and extracted it but I cant find the plugin in my plugin menu. Please help..

11. Comme une image
    03.29.08 at 5:02 am

    Simple and efficient plugin ! Thanks.

    Two suggested enhancements :

    You could use WP « other notes » page (or FAQ…) as some other plugins authors do put a version history.

    You also could add to checkboxes for Google and Yahoo accounts, so that people who just use G. or Y. don’t have to include unusefull code in their header.

12. opossum
    04.13.08 at 7:02 am

    thanks a million. i’ve struggled very much to get this to work. i’ve tried another plugin, but it would not work aof-seo-site-verifier-wordpress-plugin
    try askapache and it may work for you.

    great work and thanks for sharing.