WordPress Database Search & Replace plugin 0.2.0

Version
0.2.0
Updated
Jun 21, 2020
Status
ARCHIVED
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WordPress Database Search & Replace plugin 0.2.0
WordPress Database Search & Replace plugin enables precise, case-sensitive search and replace of any string across your site. Save time, protect data integrity, and confidently update posts, options, and metadata with a simple, user-friendly tool and a safe dry-run mode.

Description

The WordPress Database Search & Replace plugin helps you find and update any exact text value stored in your WordPress database. With case-sensitive search, you can target the precise string you need without accidentally changing similar terms. It’s useful when you’re migrating content, fixing legacy references, or applying a consistent update across posts, options, and metadata. Instead of relying on manual edits or fragile scripts, this plugin provides a straightforward workflow with a safe dry-run mode.

Designed for common WordPress admin tasks, it supports careful changes you can verify before they’re applied. Whether you work in WooCommerce-related settings, customize theme behavior, or adjust data created by plugins and template kits, it helps you keep updates accurate and consistent.

Main Features

  • Case-sensitive search — Match only the exact string you specify, including capitalization.
  • Search & replace any string — Locate occurrences and replace them throughout your WordPress data.
  • Dry-run mode — Preview what will change before performing the live update.
  • Targeted updates across content — Update stored values related to your site’s posts and entries.
  • Replace within options — Apply changes to WordPress configuration values saved in the database.
  • Replace within metadata — Update custom fields and metadata where your string is stored.
  • Simple, user-friendly workflow — Use clear inputs for the old and new values.
  • Data integrity focused — Reduces the risk of unintended edits by encouraging verification first.

Benefits

  • Fewer editing errors — Case-sensitive matching helps prevent unintended replacements.
  • Safer changes — Dry-run preview lowers the chance of breaking content or settings.
  • Faster updates — Replace values across the database without repeating manual fixes.
  • More consistent results — Keep posts, options, and metadata aligned after updates.
  • Better maintenance — Simplifies migration and cleanup tasks when content is reorganized.

Who is it suitable for?

  • WordPress site owners updating stored references
  • WooCommerce store administrators managing settings and metadata
  • Web designers and developers handling migrations
  • Agencies standardizing content across multiple client sites
  • Content teams cleaning up legacy strings in bulk
  • Plugin and theme users applying consistent global changes