Bug Issue with renaming titles from links

[avalanch07]

There is a massive error that occurs when dragonbyte seo tries to rename a title from kotaku

the link in this case is from

https://kotaku.com/after-three-months-pirates-say-theyve-finally-cracked-1822696106

Live result of the bug here...
Assassins Creed Origins DRM Cracked After Three Months

If I try to paste the kotaku link here, I get an error.

 

[Fillip H.]

This is mostly a problem with Kotaku's site. If you view the source code:

view-source:https://kotaku.com/after-three-months-pirates-say-theyve-finally-cracked-1822696106

then search for

<title>

you will find title tags inside some of their JS code. This is not the correct way of creating a website.

The issue is that because they have multiple <title> tags in their code, nor formatted correctly, DBSEO captures everything from the first <title> tag to the first valid closing </title> tag.

I'll see if I can work around it, but I can't guarantee I'll be able to.

 

[avalanch07]

Thanks for the update Fillip H.. If you can't find a way to fix it properly, I suggest adding a blacklist option for sites to skip the parsing of titles from.

 

[avalanch07]

Let me know if there will be at least a blocklist please. It looks like many "sister sites" of kotaku also do their titles that way.

about 13 others in total including lifehacker & gizmodo

 

[Fillip H.]

There won't be a blocklist and I've not been able to work this out, so if your site frequently links to these sites you should disable the link feature, sorry.

 

[DragonByte Technologies]

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