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Can I find a tutorial somewhere on how to use the pool of links? If I put 1 link manually and 1 final link it should do these 2 redirects right? ->to the pool link and the final link. If I put 0 to pool links does it just do 1 redirect to final link?

While we don't have video tutorials for every feature on the configuration page our documentation is pretty good. If you click on the blue question mark within the settings page it should take you to the documentation page that covers that specific area.

In terms of the pool links, you can add as many manual links as you want. You also need to set the number you would like to inject into the back button stack. If you added 3 links, and said to inject 2 into the stack, it would either pick the first two from the bottom up if you did not have the random box checked, or if you had random checked it would randomly pick 2 links to inject. Alternatively, if you put 3 manual links and said to inject 5 links into the back button, it would pick randomly from the 3 and place them into the back button stack 5 times.

If you do put zero, then yes it will just use the final lookup link which you can also control how many times it goes into the back button stack.
 
Thanks for your answer. I think I managed to get how it works. Could you shoot me up your discount coupon? Thanks :)
 
Thanks for the demo video and elaborate explanation, that cleared up a lot of questions I had. As for the licensing of a certain other provider, I have to agree on all levels, which is why I started looking for alternatives in the first place. Glad I came across yours. I'll give the free trial a try though if the plugin is as good as the support, then I'll have nothing to worry about ;) I'll start small and will upgrade to unlimited as needed. Feel free to shoot me the 20% discount code, please!

One last thing, from the sites that you have used this plugin on for a couple of months, did your rankings stay stable and/or increased? Or did you get some sites penalized? I'm wondering because about a year ago I tried a similar code (was some simple jquery stuff I found on stackoverflow, upon back button it would redirect users to homepage), but a few days later my site lost the majority of it's rankings. Since then I haven't touched these kind of plugins anymore though I have obviously no idea if it was related to that code or coincidental. Hence I'd be interested to hear about the experience of others because my 1 site is nowhere near statistical significance.

Sounds great! In terms of penalties and losing rankings I can honestly say that I have not lost anything using BackJacker on my money sites. My two primary sites are still sitting at number one on Google for their target keywords. One has been going strong for over a year now, and the other has been around and ranking high for over 6 months. We have done our best to try and keep things under the radar with this plugin. It would probably come down to your site being manually reviewed in order for your site to get penalized.

Thanks for your answer. I think I managed to get how it works. Could you shoot me up your discount coupon? Thanks :)

Coupon code being sent via PM. Thanks for using BackJacker!
 
just an update.. the staff at backjacker.. excellent support looks like the better decision than the other..:) will keep the peeps updated
 
Unfortunately the plugin stopped working for me on several sites. Hopefully you will update it to address the issue.
 
Unfortunately the plugin stopped working for me on several sites. Hopefully you will update it to address the issue.

We are aware of an issue at the moment and are working on getting the bug fixed. The plugin still functions properly, however it is overwriting anyone's browsing history within the back button stack while on a website with BackJacker enabled. We hope to have an update to resolve this bug by the end of the week.

For all issues pertaining to support, please reach out to us at http://support.backjacker.com and we will investigate specific issues further on that site.
 
My webhosting - Traffic Planet said that BackJacker is causing sites to get very slow and in the tests it is proven to be so. A website of mine was having an extremely slow Wordpress Dashboard and is loading 6+ sec more than usual. It happened today. The guys from Traffic Planet tried to visit your website but it seems it was down. Can you please tell if you are aware of such issue? If the plugin is calling back on your website perhaps that is the reason slowing the sites when your server/website is down? Can you confirm?
 
My webhosting - Traffic Planet said that BackJacker is causing sites to get very slow and in the tests it is proven to be so. A website of mine was having an extremely slow Wordpress Dashboard and is loading 6+ sec more than usual. It happened today. The guys from Traffic Planet tried to visit your website but it seems it was down. Can you please tell if you are aware of such issue? If the plugin is calling back on your website perhaps that is the reason slowing the sites when your server/website is down? Can you confirm?

The only time BackJacker calls home is to validate the license. We are having some poor luck at the moment with hosting companies. Our primary host was hit with a DDOS attack a couple of weeks ago and now our backup host has all of the VPSs down on our node. Luckily we have backups and are working hard to get everything back online today. Hopefully once we are able to restore our backups elsewhere, the speed issue will be resolved.

We appreciate your patience as we work hard to get our issues resolved.
 
I couldn't understand about validating the license, does it happen every time a visitor comes to my websites? Does it mean that after you fix your issues, my websites will be faster? I've disabled your plugin, it is slowing down my websites at the moment a lot.
 
I couldn't understand about validating the license, does it happen every time a visitor comes to my websites? Does it mean that after you fix your issues, my websites will be faster? I've disabled your plugin, it is slowing down my websites at the moment a lot.

No...validation occurs once a day when the script checks to ensure your license is still valid. It would be really in poor taste if we tried to validate on each visit to the site as a ton of bandwidth would be wasted. Did the slowness problem just start occuring for you over the weekend?

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I saw this yesterday, and my hosting said the reason for all the slowdowns is your plugin. At first I argued about it, then I did the test myself and found out that when your plugin is activated it slows down any site with around 6 sec. It happens with combination of W3 Total Cache which is essential for me. My webhosting is managed WP hosting known to be very fast. I've did many tests - the plugin is slowing down the sites considerably. I think I didn't spot this the days before.
 
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By looking at this I think it fails to call back and verify the license properly which is triggering the issue of a fatal error. Hopefully it can be fixed, awesome plugin.
 
No...validation occurs once a day when the script checks to ensure your license is still valid. It would be really in poor taste if we tried to validate on each visit to the site as a ton of bandwidth would be wasted.

Here is a feature request that can be added quickly without hassle (I think): make an option within the plugin to put a certain time frame for the validation check to happen - this will allow us to manually set when the plugin calls back home, so we can put hours where there is no peak of traffic...

In case your site goes down and the validation fails, at least it will be during "quiet" hours and will not cost us money on sales because of slow site loafing.
 
Any intent to make a html (non-wp) version that works on php pages?
 
Any intent to make a html (non-wp) version that works on php pages?

It is highly doubtful that we will create one. Securing the code that handles the functions and features would probably be too difficult while still allowing users to configure the settings in an easy and supportable manner.

That being said, BackJacker will function in a limited state on a non-WordPress site. You will still require at least a single instance of WordPress to run BackJacker, but you can implement embedding into your non-WordPress site to handle some of the back button redirection. It works in a limited state compared to running it on a WordPress site, but at least it is something for people who want to run something on non-WordPress sites.

I recommend grabbing our free trial and playing around with it on your sites. We have a tutorial explaining how to set it up in a limited fashion using a WordPress instance, and a non-WordPress site.
 
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