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=== WordPress Database Reset === |
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Contributors: mousesports |
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Tags: wordpress, database, database-reset, default-settings, default, wp-reset, security, secure |
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License: GPL2 |
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Requires at least: 3.0 |
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Tested up to: 3.2.1 |
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Stable tag: 1.4 |
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A secure and easy way to reinitialize the WordPress database to its default settings. |
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== Description == |
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WordPress Database Reset is a secure and easy way to reinitialize your WordPress database back to its default settings without actually having to reinstall WordPress yourself. |
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This plugin will come in handy for both theme and plugin developers. There are different use case scenarios - one of which is being able to easily erase excess junk in the wp_options table that accumulates over time. Another would be to simply obtain a fresh install of the WordPress database after experimenting with various back-end options. |
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== Installation == |
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Copy the wp-reset folder and its contents to your wp-content/plugins directory, |
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then activate the plugin. You could also use the built-in Add New Plugin |
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feature within WordPress. After activating, you will automatically be redirected |
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to the plugin page. |
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== Frequently Asked Questions == |
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= Why reset the database? = |
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I wanted a simple and painless way to obtain a fresh clean database without actually having to reinstall WordPress. Plus, 9 times out of 10 I get tons of excess junk in the wp_options table after installing plugins and themes that do not clean up after themselves. |
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== Screenshots == |
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1. The plugin page - a more secure way of resetting your database. |
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== Changelog == |
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= 1.4 = |
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* Made quite a few changes to the translation files |
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* Renamed french translation file for plugin format, not theme format |
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* Optimized (until potential version 2.0) |
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= 1.3 = |
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* Replaced reactivation option for all currently active plugins (not just this plugin) |
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* Updated language files |
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= 1.2 = |
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* Added capability to manually select whether or not plugin should be reactivated upon reset |
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* Modified class name to avoid potential conflicts with WordPress core |
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* Modified wp_mail override |
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* Removed deprecated user level for WordPress 3.0+ |
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* Fixed small bug where if admin user did not have admin capabilities, it would tell the user they did |
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= 1.0 = |
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* First version |
