User Spam Remover · Version history
User Spam Remover changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 1.1
- Mar 3, 2024 (2 years ago)
- Releases
- 9
- In the last year
- 0
- Tested up to
- WordPress 6.4.14
Versions without a date9 releases
User Spam Remover 1.1Latest
- Changed default filesystem log location to not be inside the plugin directory. This means the default is no longer www-visible, but new users really should set the Log Directory after installing the plugin because the default may not be webserver-writable.
User Spam Remover 1.0
- Bump to 1.0. No changes to core functionality. For existing users there is no urgent reason to upgrade to this version.
- Improved error message when mysqli is not enabled.
- Reformat of readme.txt due to wordpress.org redesign of their plugin directory.
User Spam Remover 0.9.9
- Update to code that suppresses new user registration notification email. WordPress core made a change to the API starting with version 4.3.0 of WordPress, so this update to User Spam Remover fixes the problem where the user gets a bogus registration notification email and is unable to complete site…
User Spam Remover 0.9.8
- Now requires mysqli. If your PHP version is < 5.5 you may need to force WordPress to use mysqli instead of the older mysql extension. Just add this line to wp-config.php, near the top by the other DB settings: define('WP_USE_EXT_MYSQL', FALSE);
User Spam Remover 0.9.1
- Now detects and adds absent MySQL indexes to wp_comments.user_id and wp_links.link_owner columns. Greatly speeds performance and enables use on much larger databases. Big props to Raph Koster for help debugging!
- Enables MySQL sql_big_selects config var at runtime for use on shared hosts and other installations where this is disabled by default.
- MySQL SELECT errors now logged/shown to the user as appropriate.
- Hard limit of 1000 users per deletion to prevent long-running operations. Upped limit to 10000 records per SELECT, thanks to improved SQL and indexes.
- No longer deletes users with only comments marked as “spam.” This is a small functional regression, but it speeds SQL performance. Once the spam is permanently removed these users will be deleted anyway.
- Minor bug fix affecting settings page user list display w/ bbPress users.
- Changes to method visibility. Many previously public methods now protected.
- Code refactoring.
User Spam Remover 0.9
- Version/compatibility bump so that wordpress.org plugin repository info is accurate.
- Added check for wp_usermeta ‘last_posted’ record so that users of database-integrated bbPress installations are not deleted if they have ever posted anything.
- Added hard limit of 5000 records to prevent long-running operations.
- Added a list of user accounts pending deletion to the settings page.
- Style fix to inline error messages per r16205 changes to WordPress core file wp-admin/css/colors-fresh.dev.css.
- Miscellaneous minor style fixes.
User Spam Remover 0.3
- Added standard WordPress Users section icon and printing of status message on options update.
- Updated deprecated PHP syntax for string access by character in lcfirst().
- Very minor refactoring and tweak of message text.
User Spam Remover 0.2
- Fixed weird edge case where no usermeta records exist for a given user. Before: this caused user removal to abort and an error message to be logged. Now: any such users are deleted.
- Added nonce checking to “Remove now” button on admin page.
- Slight code refactor to remove buried strings.
- Cosmetic change to log strings so plural “s” not added to singular words.
User Spam Remover 0.1
- Initial public release.
- Tested using WordPress 3.0.1 and PHP 5.2.6 and 5.2.14.
Questions about User Spam Remover’s releases
What is the latest version of User Spam Remover?
1.1, released on Mar 3, 2024 (2 years ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 6.4.14.
How often is User Spam Remover updated?
It had no release in the last year; the latest came out 2 years ago.
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