With WordPress 2.5 being released, the IDs on all admin pages have been removed as it is. Propably due to the fact that the common user dont need them. However, for advanced WordPress Users/ developers those IDs were quite interesting for some plugins or template tags.
What this plugin does is to reveal most removed entry IDs on admin pages, showing the entry IDs, as it was in versions prior to 2.5
Thanks to Woodstock for pointing out that this is working for the pages listing aswell.
Features
- Reveals hidden IDs that have been removed in WP 2.5
- The following fields of IDs can be revealed: Posts, Pages, Category, Links, Media, Users, Comments
- Each field of IDs can be de-/activated seperately, plus you can permit user roles to see the IDs
Screenshots
- Plugin Admin
- WP 2.5 Manage Posts View



Vielen Dank… die Beiträge haben meine Probleme behoben.
Weiter so !!!
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plugin work very fine ,
i am using wp ecommerce http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-e-commerce/
like to know how to see ids for those product post ,
those product use post system to display items
Thanks In Advance
The plugin doesn’t support WP-Ecommerce yet. You can see the ID while hovering over an item and look at the url in the browser’s status bar.
I love your plugin, thank you.
Might you be able to help me figure out why in the WordPress settings the “http://mydomain.tld?resource=clipboard.gif” image link is broken?
I’ve completely deleted and reinstalled the plugin to no effect, including clearing out the ridwpa database entries prior to re-installation. It’s working fine on all of our other WordPress installs on the same web server.
Thank you.
Hey Kirk,
can you link the URL to your blog so I can check the image link myself?
What browser are you using to test it?
Thank you for your reply, Oliver. For some reason, the small icon is now showing. Perhaps some kind of browser caching factor, even though I cleared cache.
Glad it’s working now.
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unfortunately it doesn’t work with custom post types or taxonomies :-/ do you think supporting it in next releases? thank you
It probably will.