NukePiG – WordPress Bulk Erase Plugin
Author: Gary
As promised here is the first free plugin from BlogPiG. It’s called NukePiG and even though it’s incredibly simply it has proved an invaluable tool to me over the year whilst building my BlogPIG farms.
We all make mistakes, especially when using mass automation apps like the BlogPiG suite of passive income generation tools. Imagine importing over 3000 schedule posts only to find out that you’ve a typo in every affiliate URL. Even with WordPress 2.5’s new bulk deletion feature you could only delete 10 posts at a time, that’s a lot of clicks!
NukePiG allows you one-click deletion of all your blog posts, pages, tags, categories or links, no messing around in the database, just select what you want to reset and hit NUKE! Within seconds you can reset an entire blog or simply just certain content elements, it’s your call.
You can download NukePiG from here: NukePiG
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Works great, thank you
Well Done!
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It’s really a nuclear bomb waiting to blow. Thanks. Very Useful
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Won’t install. The plugin does not have a valid header.
And Captcha sucks. You can’t read this crap.
Not sure why you’re seeing that error message, if you still want help getting it working then start a new thread on the support site and we’ll get it sorted asap.
The captcha on the comments page really does cut down on spam comments from robots etc. They never make it onto the blog but I still have to manually go through and remove a lot of them myself, Akismet also helps a lot. Occasionaly the ReCaptcha system does throw up an image that is tough to decipher but you can quickly hit the refresh button to get fresh captcha to solve.
Awesome tips for passive income as a freelancer
very cool. good up. thanks!