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I think that would be very useful if it was possible to filter results by link content / status / node type in this page : admin/reports/linkchecker
PS : Thanks for sharing this great module.
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Comment #1
emdalton CreditAttribution: emdalton commentedI'd like to be able to write my own Views for the linkchecker data. Then I could do all of the above plus I'd be able to filter by taxonomy. My users aren't always the author of pages they are responsible for.
If you can tell me where the linkchecker results are stored, I can probably use Table Wizard to expose them to Views.
Comment #2
hass CreditAttribution: hass commented@sinasalek: Can you write a patch for this feature, please?
@emdalton: I guess this SQL statements are a bit toooo much for the Table Wizard!
Comment #3
TravisCarden CreditAttribution: TravisCarden commentedI agree; the ability to filter the broken link reports would enhance their usability significantly.
@emdalton: There's actually some work going on in another issue to expose linkchecker broken links to Views for d7: #965720: Views integration for Broken Links report. Looks like they need help testing a patch.
Comment #4
hass CreditAttribution: hass commentedMarking this as a duplicate of #965720: Views integration for Broken Links report as this can be done eaily with exposed filters in views.