Delete Duplicate Posts
Delete Duplicate Posts helps you declutter your WordPress site by removing duplicate posts along with their metadata. Whether you choose to run the cleanup process manually or set it to operate automatically on a schedule, our plugin ensures a thorough cleanup, improving your website’s loading speed and overall performance. Why Choose Delete Duplicate Posts? Comprehensive Cleanup: Not just posts or pages, but also any Custom Post Type you have enabled, along with all related metadata. Space Efficiency: By eliminating unnecessary duplicates, it frees up space, facilitating better website performance. Scalability: Designed for websites of all sizes, it efficiently manages and optimizes large-scale websites without causing timeouts. Features Selective Deletion: Choose specific posts for deletion or use the select all option. Deletion Modes: Supports both manual and automatic deletion processes. Version Preference: Options to keep either the oldest or the newest version of a post. Deletion Notifications: Receive status emails upon the deletion of posts. Activity Log: An integrated log records all plugin activities for your review. Experience its Efficiency Our plugin’s unique approach to handling large datasets ensures that your website remains operational and improves progressively. By removing a few posts at a time, the plugin prevents site timeouts and enhances your website’s performance seamlessly. For a cleaner, smoother, and more efficient WordPress site, Delete Duplicate Posts is the solution you need. Learn more about the plugin and its features. Eliminate duplicate posts, pages, and custom post types effortlessly with Delete Duplicate Posts, enhancing your website’s performance. Our WordPress plugin offers both manual and automatic cleanup options, ensuring a streamlined and efficient management of content duplicates. How can I report security bugs? You can report security bugs through the Patchstack Vulnerability Disclosure Program. The Patchstack team help validate, triage and handle any security vulnerabilities. Report a security vulnerability.
Find & Remove Unused LearnDash Content
Find & Remove Unused LearnDash Content scans your LearnDash LMS installation and identifies quizzes, lessons, and topics that are not attached to any course structure. Over time these orphaned items accumulate and bloat your database. This plugin is a third-party utility and is not affiliated with or endorsed by LearnDash or its parent company. Key Features Three-tab dashboard — separate views for Quizzes, Lessons, and Topics Smart detection — uses multiple LearnDash API methods to reliably determine usage Course column — shows the parent course even when the quiz is attached via a lesson or topic Search — filter by title, post ID, or associated course/lesson name Usage filter — switch between All / Used / Unused instantly Pagination — configurable rows per page (10 / 25 / 50 / 100) Bulk actions — Move to Trash or Permanently Delete selected items Trash All Unused — one-click button to move all orphaned items to trash CSV Export — export current filtered view to a spreadsheet Refresh Scan — clear the cache and force a fresh scan Results cached — 5-minute transient cache keeps the UI fast No external dependencies — pure WordPress APIs only Requirements WordPress 5.8 or higher PHP 7.4 or higher LearnDash LMS (tested with LearnDash 4.x) Usage Detection Logic A quiz is marked Used if it appears in at least one of: learndash_get_course_quiz_list() for any course learndash_get_lesson_quiz_list() for any lesson learndash_get_topic_quiz_list() for any topic _sfwd-quiz post meta (edit-screen association fallback) A lesson is marked Used if it has a course pointer via: learndash_get_course_lessons_list() for any course _sfwd-lessons post meta (sfwd-lessons_course field) ld_get_setting( $id, 'course' ) fallback A topic is marked Used if it has a lesson or course pointer via: learndash_get_lesson_topics_list() for any lesson _sfwd-topic post meta (sfwd-topic_lesson / sfwd-topic_course fields) Safety All destructive actions require nonce verification Only users with the manage_options capability can use this plugin Deleted items go to Trash by default so they can be restored Results are cached — click Refresh Scan before any cleanup to ensure accuracy
