توضیحات
WP-Sweep به شما اجازه می دهد تا داده های استفاده نشده، یتیم و تکراری را در وردپرس خود پاک کنید. همچنین جداول پایگاه داده شما را بهینه می کند.
تغییرات این نسخه
2.0.1
NEW: A Sweep link on the plugin’s row of the Plugins screen, opening Tools -> Sweep.
FIXED: The Sweep screen timed out on large databases. 2.0.0 computed every count before printing a byte — and asked for each table’s total row count once per row instead of once, so SELECT COUNT(*) ran against the postmeta table four times per load. The screen now renders at once and fetches the counts afterwards, one request at a time, so no single request outlives PHP’s time limit. Without JavaScript, a link computes them with the page the way 2.0.0 always did, and the new wp_sweep_defer_counts filter restores that behaviour outright.
FIXED: Counting the duplicated meta sweeps fetched every duplicate row’s ids into PHP through GROUP_CONCAT, just to add them up. On a postmeta table with millions of duplicates that alone could exhaust the request. The count now reads per-key totals only; the ids are read where they are needed, by the sweep that deletes them.
2.0.0
FIXED: Unused Terms read “unused” off the count column, and core’s own counter counts published posts — so a term used only by drafts, pending posts, private posts or posts in the trash showed a count of zero and was deleted, taking its relationships with it. Those posts came back untagged with nothing to say why. A term now has to be attached to nothing at all
FIXED: Sweeping the terms of a taxonomy nothing registers any more finished with DELETE FROM wp_terms WHERE term_id NOT IN ( SELECT term_id FROM wp_term_taxonomy
NEW: A Sweep link on the plugin’s row of the Plugins screen, opening Tools -> Sweep.
FIXED: The Sweep screen timed out on large databases. 2.0.0 computed every count before printing a byte — and asked for each table’s total row count once per row instead of once, so SELECT COUNT(*) ran against the postmeta table four times per load. The screen now renders at once and fetches the counts afterwards, one request at a time, so no single request outlives PHP’s time limit. Without JavaScript, a link computes them with the page the way 2.0.0 always did, and the new wp_sweep_defer_counts filter restores that behaviour outright.
FIXED: Counting the duplicated meta sweeps fetched every duplicate row’s ids into PHP through GROUP_CONCAT, just to add them up. On a postmeta table with millions of duplicates that alone could exhaust the request. The count now reads per-key totals only; the ids are read where they are needed, by the sweep that deletes them.
2.0.0
FIXED: Unused Terms read “unused” off the count column, and core’s own counter counts published posts — so a term used only by drafts, pending posts, private posts or posts in the trash showed a count of zero and was deleted, taking its relationships with it. Those posts came back untagged with nothing to say why. A term now has to be attached to nothing at all
FIXED: Sweeping the terms of a taxonomy nothing registers any more finished with DELETE FROM wp_terms WHERE term_id NOT IN ( SELECT term_id FROM wp_term_taxonomy