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Reset Database

By Mike

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Description

It resets your database to the default installation and deletes any media files.

It adds a settings page to “Dashboard”->”Tools”->”Reset Database” where you can simply reset the database of your WordPress.
Very useful tool for programmers to reset the database.
Secure – requires admin password to complete.
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Installation

Download and extract this plugin to wp-content/plugins/
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
“Dashboard”->”Tools”->”Reset Database”

FAQ

Does it delete plugins?: No, but it will reset them.
You will have to reactivate any plugins except Reset Database.
Does it delete themes?: No, but it will reset the theme back to current default theme.
Why does it delete the media?: WordPress stores a record of the media in the dabase. We have reset the database, so we need to clear the media directory.

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“Reset Database” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.

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Changelog

1.1.3

Tested up to WordPress 5.0

1.1.2

Fixed a typo in the input password
Added Autocomplete ‘Off’

1.1.1

Added a reminder to not use admin as username
passed compatibility test for WordPress 4.6

1.1

Fixed a typo and eliminated the random password email.
Continue to use your admin password.

1.0

First release.

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