| On 12.07.09, In Uncategorized, by Nidhi |
WordPress,one of the most famous blogging platform comes with “trash” functionality in its latest version. It is similar to recycle bin. The common problem faced by most blogger when using WordPress, is the accidental deletion of posts which they find it impossible to undo.
By including the Recycle Bin functionality in the 2.9 version, WordPress has made life easier for its blogger.Recycle Bin function will work in the similar way as it does in an operating system. A users who intentionally or accidentally deletes a post can easily restore it from the trash area. All deleted posts are retained for a period of 30 days by default after which they are permanently removed.
WordPress 2.9 gives the users an option to control the trash bin by editing the wp-config.php file.
The number of days that the trash bin can retain a deleted item before permanent deletion can be changed by using the following settings.
define(’EMPTY_TRASH_DAYS’, 20); // keep items for 20 days
define(’EMPTY_TRASH_DAYS’, 0); // Disable feature
Source: littleabout
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2 Responses
I’m totally in love with Wordpress and all it’s features. The recycle bin is most definitely a great feature that will make life easy for most of us.
I’m looking forward for future updates and improvements.
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