sed_cleaner

net-carver · 2011-07-31 20:35:20

jpdupont wrote…

It seems the plugin don’t care of the table prefix here “demo_”, and dont’ care of the subdir “demo”, to remove files

Good catch. It doesn’t use table prefixes. I’ll fix that.

The plugin operates on the directories relative to the textpattern directory so those errors are more likely to be file system permissions on the setup directory. The script cant remove what it doesn’t have permission to remove.

Edited to add: I’ve confirmed that directory cleanup works in subdir installations as long as your filesystem permissions allow it.

Last edited by net-carver (2011-07-31 21:17:34)

net-carver · 2011-07-31 21:14:45

v0.4.1 posted.

Should fix the plugin to work with table prefixes.

To opening post for links

Pat64 · 2011-08-01 09:07:09

Hi Steve.

For plugin help file: Where can we find a complete preference entries list?

Cheers,

uli · 2011-08-01 11:14:09

Patrick, possibly fewest clicks is via phpMyAdmin.
Another way would be this one.

Pat64 · 2011-08-01 11:24:30

Ok Uli.
Good tip. Tks.

net-carver · 2011-08-01 16:15:11

all

I updated the documentation linked in the opening post. The ‘usage & installation’ section should be clearer now.

Do let me know your success or failures with this plugin please.

Pat64

I’ll see if I can generate a list of the prefs that can be set.

Pat64 · 2011-08-01 18:39:14

Hi Steve.

Based on Uli’s advices I edit this file: Preferences List

But don’t know if it’s complete.

net-carver · 2011-08-01 18:41:07

I wrote:

I’ll see if I can generate a list of the prefs that can be set.

Done. It’s at the end of the cleanups.php file.

But I see you’ve been busy too :)

jpdupont · 2011-08-01 19:42:39

Steve,

I have a home made php reset script :

		// empty tables  
        ...
        ...
		// delete records  
	safe_delete('txp_category','name<>\'root\'');
	safe_delete('txp_section','name<>\'default\'');
	safe_delete('txp_form','name<>\'default\'');
	safe_delete('txp_page','name=\'archive\'');
		// empty fields
	safe_update('txp_css','css=\'\'','name=\'default\'');
	safe_update('txp_form','Form=\'\'','name=\'default\'');
	safe_update('txp_page','user_html=\'\'','name=\'default\'');
	safe_update('txp_page','user_html=\'\'','name=\'error_default\'');

How put these lines in the cleanups.php file ?

net-carver · 2011-08-01 20:03:45

Hi jpdupont

Thanks for trying this out! I can use some of what you posted above verbatim.

Edited to add: I may need to extend the commands in cleanups.php to handle some of these after all as they may not be exactly what everyone wants.

Last edited by net-carver (2011-08-01 22:39:55)

net-carver · 2011-08-01 20:37:30

v0.4.2 posted.

Bugfix: don’t delete the category roots when emptying the categories table. (Thanks jpdupont)

To opening post for links.

net-carver · 2011-08-01 22:21:29

v0.5 posted.

Can now do what jpdupont asked for.

To opening post for links

jpdupont · 2011-08-02 06:31:20

Thanks Steve !

Maybe a … last idea ???

As the wonderful automatic plugin insertion, an automatic .page, .css, .form file insertion ?

net-carver · 2011-08-02 08:09:23

Hi jpdupont,

As I mentioned above, I’m not so keen on turning this into an import mechanism for presentation items as there are plenty of good theme installers around already.

If people can see a gap between what this plugin now does and what a theme installer does, and can convince me of the need, I’ll take a look at adding that functionality.

jpdupont · 2011-08-02 08:56:25

What I mean here here, is not a theme installer, but a complete TXP reset/initialisation.
Each time I start a new TXP site, I must remove many things : your pluging actually do the job ! Fine !
Then I paste the same plugins code from other site : now your plugin do the job ! Wonderful !
And finally I paste from other installations the sames css reset, the same form snippets (jquery code / calls, search form, …).
It’s not theme import (I never use pre made theme …), but last step in the initialisation job !

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