Advanced Database Cleaner Pro v4.1.1 - WordPress Plugin
Developer: SIGMAPluginCategory: WordPress PluginsTrusted with 550 downloadsPro14 favoritesLatest v4.1.1Updated 2mo ago
If you have been using WordPress for a while, then you should think absolutely about a clean up.
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If you have been using WordPress for a while, then you should think absolutely about a clean up. Indeed, your database may be full of garbage that make your site sluggish and bloated, such as: revisions, drafts, spam comments, orphan options, orphan tables, etc. You should clean this unnecessary data to reduce the size of your database and improve efficiency when accessing tables. In addition, your backup files will be quicker and smaller.
Advanced Database Cleaner is a must-have plugin that cleans and optimizes your WordPress database
Recent releases
Release history
v4.1.1Latest
May 5, 20262.0 MB
Other
- Security: [Premium + Pro-Lifetime] Patched a security vulnerability in the EDD SDK package
Fixed
- Resolved an issue where the "No route was found matching the URL" error occurred when the default REST API URL was modified
- Fixed ReflectionFunction::__construct() error requiring a Closure or string as the first argument
- Corrected "Invalid setting key" error when hiding the post types menu item
- [Premium + Pro-Lifetime] Addressed undefined array key DOCUMENT_ROOT on sites running WP-Cron via system cron and WP-CLI in the Easy Digital Downloads (EDD) SDK package
Improved
- Refactored several parts of the codebase to improve performance and maintainability
v4.1.0
Apr 9, 20262.0 MB
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Added
- Added "Post Types" cleanup module
- In the General Cleanup tab, added a toggle for each item: Auto Count or Manual Count
- Added an action to convert table engines to InnoDB
- Added quick actions per row (available on the right side) for faster processing
- Added the ability to view table data, including rows content, column structure, indexes, and more
Fixed
- Resolved an issue where RecursiveIteratorIterator could trigger excessive server load in certain environments
- Corrected the refresh icon behavior in the Addons Activity module to ensure consistent updates
- Fixed an issue where multiple folders were unintentionally created when deleting plugin settings
- Resolved a multisite issue where update notifications were displayed even when the latest version was already installed
- Fixed a “_load_textdomain_just_in_time was called incorrectly” warning caused by premature calls to wp_get_schedules() before the init hook
- Prevented scan crash caused by natsort() receiving a boolean instead of an array
- Adjust display properties for img/svg in WP admin menu to prevent layout shifts
Improved
- Each table now displays the percentage of total database size it occupies, providing a clearer view of database distribution
- Added an action to refresh table statistics and information
- Prevent actions (such as delete) on WordPress core items by default (can be disabled in settings)
- Add file path for cron jobs actions
- Added direct links in notifications to help users quickly access logs or settings
- Reduced (or eliminated) unnecessary frontend and backend requests/queries, executing them only when needed
- Added a setting to bypass the confirmation modal for actions such as delete
- In the settings page, invalid values are now handled locally with error messages, without sending REST requests
- Refactored several parts of the codebase for better performance and maintainability
v4.0.6
Jan 29, 20261.7 MB
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Fixed
- Some SQL queries did not run when database tables had different collations in Multisite setups.
- The "Show value" modal did not appear for expired transients.
- Deleted items could reappear as "ghost" entries after switching tabs and coming back.
- Some UI elements were incorrectly hidden on frontend pages.
- Extra characters in some translations within the UK '.po' file.
- [Premium] After a scan completed, correct counts were shown but disappeared when switching tabs and returning.
Improved
- In Trashed Posts, only WordPress core post types are now displayed to prevent accidental deletion of unexpected data.
- Allow selecting items by groups under the "General Cleanup" tab.
- Increase the maximum number of selectable items per page from 200 to 1000.
- General improvements to code quality and styling.
Frequently asked questions
Is Advanced Database Cleaner Pro GPL licensed?
Yes, Advanced Database Cleaner Pro is distributed under the GNU General Public License (GPL). You can legally use, modify, and redistribute it on unlimited websites.
Can I use Advanced Database Cleaner Pro on multiple websites?
Yes. Under the GPL license, there are no domain or site restrictions. You can install Advanced Database Cleaner Pro on as many websites as you need.
How much does Advanced Database Cleaner Pro cost on GPLCoffee?
Advanced Database Cleaner Pro is available for $5.99 for a 1-year license or $15.99 for a lifetime license. Membership plans also include credit-based access so you can download Advanced Database Cleaner Pro along with thousands of other plugins for a single subscription.
Are updates included with Advanced Database Cleaner Pro?
Yes. Every new release of Advanced Database Cleaner Pro is synced to GPLCoffee automatically. You can download the latest version any time, and subscribers can use the one-click connector plugin to update directly from their WordPress dashboard.
Is Advanced Database Cleaner Pro safe to download?
Every Advanced Database Cleaner Pro release is scanned with VirusTotal before publication. Scan results (including the specific threat report URL when available) are visible on each version page, and releases flagged as malicious are blocked from the catalog.
Auto-updates included
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