Blog, Website & Page Publishing

SBiehle
Teilnehmer/-in

Bulk Editing Content

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We are receiving some Mixed Content Warnings for blog posts on our site that were published about 9 years ago. There are over a hundred posts that are loading HTTPS and HTTP scripts because some linked URLs are HTTP. 

If my website was in Wordpress, for example,  I could install a plugin that uses regex operations or do a simple find and replace in PHPAdmin or an SQL query and find/replace all the HTTP with HTTPS. 

 

Is there a way to do that in Hubspot? 

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Phil_Vallender
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Koryphäe | Diamond Partner
Koryphäe | Diamond Partner

Bulk Editing Content

lösung

Hi @SBiehle 

 

Because we can't driectly access the server-side database that blog posts are stored in frustrating in this situation but much safer overall) we can't use a plugin to find and replace URLs in the blog content. 

 

Making the updates you require is possible via API, if you have someone that can write and test the code to perform the updates. However, the time and cost required to do that may be similar to manually updating a 100+ posts. So may decide is better to simply work through them that way. 

 

Hope this helps.

 

 

Phil Vallender | HubSpot Website Agency

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SBiehle
Teilnehmer/-in

Bulk Editing Content

lösung

Thanks, Phil. We're always trying to fix the issues that we discover in our SEO efforts and, as you noted, unfortunately a lot of them require manual labor.

If only the Hubspot AI could clean up the code on my blog posts rather than rewrite them... 🤔 

Phil_Vallender
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Koryphäe | Diamond Partner
Koryphäe | Diamond Partner

Bulk Editing Content

lösung

Hi @SBiehle 

 

Because we can't driectly access the server-side database that blog posts are stored in frustrating in this situation but much safer overall) we can't use a plugin to find and replace URLs in the blog content. 

 

Making the updates you require is possible via API, if you have someone that can write and test the code to perform the updates. However, the time and cost required to do that may be similar to manually updating a 100+ posts. So may decide is better to simply work through them that way. 

 

Hope this helps.

 

 

Phil Vallender | HubSpot Website Agency