A simple plugin to update URLs or other text in a database.
About WordPress Reset
The WordPress Reset plugin allows you to reset your WordPress database to its default settings, deleting all customizations and content. It is especially useful for developers. To use the plugin, simply visit the WordPress Reset Tools page and type "reset" in the text field before clicking the reset button. You can also upgrade the plugin by using the plugin updater in WordPress or by deleting the previous plugin folder and uploading the new one.Changelog
1.4
January 19, 2016
- Fix compatibility with PHP 7.0
- Internationalization
1.3.3 (2013-12-18):
- Fix an issue where a user does not have a user_level
1.3.2 (2012-02-13):
- Support PHP versions below 5.3.0, by not using lambda function creation in add_action for admin_notices
1.3.1 (2012-01-29):
- Apparently in a LIKE query, an underscore matches a single character, so we must escape it
1.3 (2012-01-29):
- Fixes a deprecated notice in WordPress 3.3 when using get_userdatabylogin
- Removes the $auto_reactivate variable
- Look for REACTIVATE_WP_RESET constant to be defined in wp-config.php for auto reactivation after reset
- Look for global $reactivate_wp_reset_additional for additional plugins to auto reactivate after reset
- Add a Reset link to the admin bar under the site title
1.2 (2010-04-04):
- Updates to fix deprecated notices for WP 3.0
- Updates for 3.0 to disable password nag
- Modify new blog email to not include the generated password
1.1 (2009-10-01):
- WordPress 2.8 Updates, do not show auto generated password nag after reset
1.0 (2009-03-17):
- Initial Public Release
