Andrew Norcross

are you trying to have the topic get auto-created on the front-end of the site when a user posts a new topic, or the back-end admin?

exactly what @aminima said. most of the changes would be done outside of the plugin itself, and there’s no plans to add anything to change those links globally.

The plugin itself only stores the URLs generated from YOURLS, so if you change the location of your install (and the domain associated with it) then you will need to do two thing:

1. Update all the existing links stored on the WP install
2. Set some sort of global redirect from the old subdomain to the new smaller domain

The first item would be updated in the WP database, the 2nd would be done outside of WP itself.

great!

the function name didn’t match.

add_filter( 'manage_posts_columns', 'rkv_post_column_items' );

function rkv_post_column_items( $columns ) {

	// Remove the column
	unset( $columns['yourls-click'] );

	// Send back the array of columns.
	return $columns;
}

that should do it.

I can add something to disable the cron jobs via filter. For the admin count column, you can add this to your functions file:

add_filter( 'manage_posts_columns', 'rkv_post_column_items' );

function post_column_items( $columns ) {

	// Remove the column
	unset( $columns['yourls-click'] );

	// Send back the array of columns.
	return $columns;
}