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  • Plugin Author Mike Jolley (a11n)

    (@mikejolley)

    You can edit the post status column in the ‘posts’ DB table. However, you could just use the ‘bulk edit’ feature in admin and do some at a time.

    Thread Starter bdempleos

    (@bdempleos)

    i know i can edit, but i need to change the status of more than 10k jobs.

    Thread Starter bdempleos

    (@bdempleos)

    do you know how can i do this? i need to change the status of more than 10k jobs to “expire jobs”??
    thanks!!

    Plugin Author Mike Jolley (a11n)

    (@mikejolley)

    Ok, well to do it via mysql you’ll need to write a mysql query to update the post_status column in the wp_posts table to ‘expired’. Or you can use a tool such as PhpMyAdmin to update the rows directly (use the search feature to find all the rows you wish to modify).

    Thread Starter bdempleos

    (@bdempleos)

    sorry but, can you share me the query to do? because im not an sql expert.
    thanks!!

    Plugin Author Mike Jolley (a11n)

    (@mikejolley)

    Why don’t you use PHPMyAdmin then? its more visual.

    Thread Starter bdempleos

    (@bdempleos)

    i tried by phpmyadmin but i didn’t find where to edit as bulk the status of jobs.
    i select al but its not possible, do you know how can i do it?

    Plugin Author Mike Jolley (a11n)

    (@mikejolley)

    Browse the posts table and go to search: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/f04n2sphbf4rx3z/2014-04-20%20at%2020.09.png Then you can filter the results, and you’ll have an option to bulk edit the found rows.

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