Comments on: Clean Options RSS options http://www.mittineague.com/blog/2007/10/clean-options-rss-options/ Random rants and rambling ons, Observations and Opinion, Information and Instigation Wed, 22 Dec 2010 02:48:09 -0500 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1 By: Mittineague http://www.mittineague.com/blog/2007/10/clean-options-rss-options/comment-page-1/#comment-1757 Mittineague Mon, 01 Nov 2010 08:50:35 +0000 http://www.mittineague.com/blog/2007/10/clean-options-rss-options/#comment-1757 The "safe" examination pre-delete has always been in every version of the Clean Options plugin. I am disappointed to learn that WordPress 3.0.1 hasn't removed the deprecated cache feed rows for you. AFAIK the wp-admin/includes/schema.php file should be removing the rss_*** rows. The rows used to begin with the prefix rss_*** then with the switch from Magpie to SimplePie it became transient_*** so I'm guessing these are what you're referring to. I have been busy working on Clean Options version 2.0 which has what remained of the obsolete code trimmed out of it. My best suggestion is to download an older version of the Clean Options plugin which will hopefully still work with WordPress 3.0.1 from <a href="http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/clean-options/download/" rel="nofollow">WordPress > Clean Options > WordPress Plugins</a> I'm pretty sure Clean Options version 1.3.1 should still "pair" them for you - if my guess about which type of feed rows you mean is correct. The "safe" examination pre-delete has always been in every version of the Clean Options plugin.

I am disappointed to learn that WordPress 3.0.1 hasn't removed the deprecated cache feed rows for you. AFAIK the wp-admin/includes/schema.php file should be removing the rss_*** rows.

The rows used to begin with the prefix rss_*** then with the switch from Magpie to SimplePie it became transient_*** so I'm guessing these are what you're referring to.

I have been busy working on Clean Options version 2.0 which has what remained of the obsolete code trimmed out of it. My best suggestion is to download an older version of the Clean Options plugin which will hopefully still work with WordPress 3.0.1 from WordPress > Clean Options > WordPress Plugins

I'm pretty sure Clean Options version 1.3.1 should still "pair" them for you – if my guess about which type of feed rows you mean is correct.

]]> By: Gaz http://www.mittineague.com/blog/2007/10/clean-options-rss-options/comment-page-1/#comment-1739 Gaz Fri, 29 Oct 2010 00:00:27 +0000 http://www.mittineague.com/blog/2007/10/clean-options-rss-options/#comment-1739 Hi I just installed v1.3.2 of Clean Options on a WordPress 3.0.1 standalone blog (not a MultiSite blog) - this site originated in WordPress 2.3 and Clean Options found deprecated stuff going that far back, which the WP devs had insisted had been removed - Ha! - well done Clean Options. Unfortunately, and the main reason for me adding Clean Options, it is not displaying anyway to view the paired RSS entries - I searched and hunted, and it just does not display the page shown in the screen shots. That "safe" examination and delete method was what I wanted the most from the plugin. Can you give any guidance on this? Or is there a bug in the v1.3.2 version that's hiding that page? If it's a simple code edit, could you point me at it please? I have several sites that must be migrated to a new server in the next day or so, and I'm desperate to clean down their wp_options tables before moving them. Thanks Gaz Hi

I just installed v1.3.2 of Clean Options on a WordPress 3.0.1 standalone blog (not a MultiSite blog) – this site originated in WordPress 2.3 and Clean Options found deprecated stuff going that far back, which the WP devs had insisted had been removed – Ha! – well done Clean Options.

Unfortunately, and the main reason for me adding Clean Options, it is not displaying anyway to view the paired RSS entries – I searched and hunted, and it just does not display the page shown in the screen shots. That "safe" examination and delete method was what I wanted the most from the plugin.

Can you give any guidance on this? Or is there a bug in the v1.3.2 version that's hiding that page? If it's a simple code edit, could you point me at it please? I have several sites that must be migrated to a new server in the next day or so, and I'm desperate to clean down their wp_options tables before moving them.

Thanks
Gaz

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