The WordPress plugin *WP to Twitter* “posts a Twitter status update when you update your WordPress blog or post to your blogroll, using your chosen URL shortening service. Rich in features for customizing and promoting your Tweets.”
You can activate the plugin and then set all the options, but if you are having trouble the plugin offers no way to unset all of the options associated with it.
You can use the following sql / mySQL command to remove all of the options generated by this plugin. Use this at your own risk, and of course create a backup of your database before attempting this.
delete from
wp_options
where option_name in
(‘app_consumer_key’,
‘app_consumer_secret’,
‘bitlyapi’,
‘bitlylogin’,
‘comment-published-text’,
‘comment-published-update’,
‘disable_oauth_notice’,
‘disable_twitter_failure’,
‘disable_url_failure’,
‘jd_date_format’,
‘jd_donations’,
‘jd_dynamic_analytics’,
‘jd_individual_twitter_users’,
‘jd_keyword_format’,
‘jd_last_tweet’,
‘jd_max_characters’,
‘jd_max_tags’,
‘jd_post_excerpt’,
‘jd_replace_character’,
‘jd_shortener’,
‘jd_status_message’,
‘jd_strip_nonan’,
‘jd_tweet_default’,
‘jd_twit_append’,
‘jd_twit_blogroll’,
‘jd_twit_custom_url’,
‘jd_twit_prepend’,
‘jd_twit_remote’,
‘limit_categories’,
‘newlink-published-text’,
‘oauth_token’,
‘oauth_token_secret’,
‘suprapi’,
‘suprlogin’,
‘tweet_categories’,
‘twitter-analytics-campaign’,
‘twitterInitialised’,
‘use-twitter-analytics’,
‘use_dynamic_analytics’,
‘use_tags_as_hashtags’,
‘wp_bitly_error’,
‘wp_debug_oauth’,
‘wp_supr_error’,
‘wp_to_twitter_version’,
‘wp_twitter_failure’,
‘wp_url_failure’,
‘wpt_inline_edits’,
‘wpt_post_types’,
‘wtt_oauth_hash’,
‘wtt_twitter_username’,
‘wtt_user_permissions’,
‘yourlsapi’,
‘yourlslogin’,
‘yourlspath’,
‘yourlsurl’)
