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WP-Optimize Database Cleanup and Optimization Plugin for Wordpress

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I use wordpress solutions in a day to day basis. Wordpress comes with a very extensible framework that allows you to add comprehensive and powerful functionality to your Blog system. WP-Optimize plugin is written to simplify your daily wordpress works and make it simpler. WP-Optimize is a wordpress 2.7++ database cleanup and optimization tool. It doesn’t require PhpMyAdmin to optimize your database tables. It allows you to remove post revisions, comments in the spam queue, un-approved comments within few clicks. Additionally you can rename any username to another username too. Here are the details.
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How this could help you?

  • Everytime you save a new post or pages, wordpress creates a revision of that post or page. If you edit a post 6 times you might have 5 copy of that post as revisions. Imagine if your post or pages are long and big. It’s a huge number of bytes thats on your MySQL overhead. Now WP-Optimize allows you to optimize and shrink your posts table by removing not necessary post revisions from the database. As example, if you have a post which is approximately 100KB data and you have 5 revisions of that post, the total space wasted is about 500KB. And if you have 100 posts similar to it, you have 50MB database space wasted.
  • Similar to the scenario described above, there might be thousands of spams and un-approved comments in your comments table, WP-Optimize can clean and remove those in a single click
  • WP-Optimize reports which database tables have overhead and wasted spaces also it allows you to shrink and get rid of those wasted spaces
  • Wordpress doesn’t allow you to rename existing username which could be a security issue because your default wordpress admin username is “admin”, if you read my Wordpress Security guide article, you will know the risks involved. WP-Optimize can rename any existing username to other name

Features:

  • Remove the existing wordpress post revisions
  • Remove all the comments in the spam queue
  • Remove all the un-approved comments
  • Rename one username to another username, it’s designed to rename default “Admin” user to something else
  • Apply MySql optimize commands on your database tables without phpMyAdmin.
  • Display Database table statistics.

Requirements:

  • It Requires wordpress version 2.7 and higher. Tested with 2.7

Installation:

  • Unzip the archive into your hard drive.
  • Upload the folder to your wp-content/plugins folder on your web host.
  • Login to your dashboard and activate the plugin via activate option.
  • The menu item is under Dashboard>WP-Optimize.

Usage:

  • Select the WP-Optimize menu item under Dashboard dropdown menu
  • Select the actions you want to perform
  • Click on Process button

Screen Shots:
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This is a primary version of the plugin so any feedback here would be highly appreciated.

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WP-Optimize Database Cleanup and Optimization Plugin for Wordpress, 9.4 out of 10 based on 41 ratings

About Ruhani Rabin

Ruhani Rabin is the original owner and author of this blog. He also reviews web 2.0 startups at Tech2all.com. Largely interested in web 2.0 apps & Social Media. Currently the Vice President of MOL Access Portal (MOL is owner of Friendster.com). Also he is Web 2.0 & Social Media Researcher and a Total fun Geek!.. There you have it ;)

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  • Irman
    This plugin recomended by my frend masiqbal.net and I like this plugin. Thanks Brother
  • Like this plugins.. and thanks brader.. :)
  • Mohan23
    Worked fine for my WP3 blog :)
  • Kalian
    On WP 3.0 have an error:

    Warning: mysql_num_rows(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /wp-content/plugins/wp-optimize/wp-optimize-admin.php on line 343
  • 1. Check for "_" in your db name
    2. MySQL needed to be 5.1.xxx
    3. PHP needed to 5.2.xx
  • Kalian
    1. I have "_" in db name, but my hosting automaticly creates names like user_dbname. Can I change something in plugin code to fix it?
    2. MySQL 5.1.47
    3. PHP 5.2.13
  • Gwilson9564
    Has this been tested on WP3.0? Thanks...
  • Some of my readers tested it with wp 3.0 and says it's working well
  • Gwilson9564
    I tried using it on my WP3 site and it crashed the site. I had to restore from my backup files. Not sure what happened.
  • Nope technically it can't crash WP ... please check again.. I've checked it and it works with 3.0 (At least 3 of my Wp3 Sites)
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