17.05.2009
Plugin Description
Mass Custom Fields Manager (MCFM) is a plugin I wrote in order to help people who use WordPress to manage their post’s custom fields with ease.
If you don’t want to spend your time editing each and every single post’s custom fields to the same value or you want to delete/update specific posts you don’t have another tool that let’s you do that.
Here is a screenshot of the plugins interface:
You can choose posts by category,ID,custom field value and more and with a click of a button manage their custom fields.
Download Link
The download link for the Mass Custom Fields Manager WordPress Plugin by Oren Yomtov.
FAQ and Feedback
If you have any questions please comment or contact me through the contact page.
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nuphero (1 comments) on 05.19.2009
Thanks you, that’s what i need
Regards
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Thomas Clausen (1 comments) on 05.24.2009
Man, I should have seen this plugin a couple of months ago where I editing all my post on my site, to remove some stuff from old already deactivated and deleted plugins.
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MC (3 comments) on 06.29.2009
This plugin is close to what I’m looking for but I have two questions:
1. Does this apply to past posts only? Or is there a way to specify custom fields for certain posts? For example, I have a thumbnail that I want to apply to my Twitter Update entries automatically.
2. Is there a way to search for posts using tags instead of post ID or category?
Thanks!
Oren Yomtov (55 comments) on 06.30.2009
1. Yes.
2. No.
I will try to add these options at the next release.
MC (3 comments) on 07.01.2009
Haha, thanks Oren!
Sumit (2 comments) on 07.02.2009
Hi there
THe plugin sounds great – exactly what i need, but i can’t get it to work.
If i search for any combination of category and field name there is always “No posts qualified your search.”
e.g.
I wanna add custom fields to all posts in category “japan” with key: “img” and value “blabla”
So i tried a lot of combinations but nothing found.
How do i have to set the search parameters?
:-(
Sumit (2 comments) on 07.02.2009
oh and i’m using WP 2.8
Oren Yomtov (55 comments) on 07.03.2009
I just upgraded to WP 2.8 and it works for me.
Please let me know if it worked out for you, and if not – contact me by email and if you want I can try and help you from your back end.
I’m going to release version 1.0 so I want everything working.
Oren.
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update music (1 comments) on 08.26.2009
Neat. I too just upgraded to WP 2.8 and woks like a charm for me. Thanks a bunch for the information. Appreciate it. Cheers
Ram (1 comments) on 10.05.2009
It is really a great plug-in. I have several blogs with custom fields which needs to be changed frequently. This one is a real time saver. Thanks for this great plug-in.
Boslund (1 comments) on 04.08.2010
Hey…great plugin. Just wondering if there was a quickfix to allow automatically adding multiple values to the same key based on the tags…
It currently will only add the first one.
Thanks again…
Oren Yomtov (55 comments) on 04.10.2010
No, there is no multi value support at the moment.
Troy (1 comments) on 07.24.2010
I am looking for a way to add quickly a custom field based on on a pages parent (ie. http://www.mysite/parent/child/). Thoughts?
Oren Yomtov (55 comments) on 07.24.2010
That’s a good idea.
I may implement it into the plugin in the future, but not in the near future.