WordPress 2.0 & 1.5.x Hack: How to trim the fat resource hogging Admin DashBoard (Version 2)

how to come back to old (default) WP dashboard?

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FYI - I commented out line 13:
require_once (ABSPATH . WPINC . ‘/rss-functions.php’);

and the admin is now LIGHTENING fast.

@Avid
Disable all your plugins. That should solve the problem. Then re-enable them one at a time till you identify the plugin responsible.

Weird, I did try to use your hack but the results still the same >> blank!

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Hey,

All right cool. Then I guess dont worry about it.

Though, do you plan on doing the same for 1.6?

Could you make it a plugin perhaps?

Thanks again,

Will

I will look into it. Though I suspect that any solution will change with soon to be released WordPress 1.6 version.

Well just one issue. Write and Comments catogries ib the dashboard (Under Activity on the right side menu) shows up for users who do not have access to write and comments. So can you fix this or tell me how I can please?

Thanks a lot,
Will

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Thank you very much.

Eugê!

@Darrell
It is the internal version number. It is the correct file. I double-checked.

This post says that this should be version 2, but the actual link is to a file that is 1.2

Wow! It’s great! Now if I just had a way link a notepad under the drafts area of Dashboard. Then I could jot my topic ideas that have not yet become drafts. Or maybe that would be best linked to the “write post” page. Anyway, I love your Dashboard hack.

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Hoo-ha! Very cool. Was thinking of ding this same thing… I really disliked having those blog feeds on there… In fact, my initial thought was: “Who the hell are they that they get this?” … if I could have at least customized them…

Tg

I could not find your trackback link, but I just wanted you to know I implemented this and I am IN love.

That’s a very good idea. Now you can get the feeds when you want it, not pushed down your throat

I renamed the original ‘index.php’ as ‘oldindex.php’

Then, at the hacked Dashboard version 2 after:
There are currently posts and comments, contained within categories.

I added the following line:

Old Dashboard

This way I can switch back and forth the original Dashboard and the information it carries.

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