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TPC! Memory Usage released!
The very first version of TPC! Memory Usage has been released to the public, and we received WordPress approval to be placed in the plugin directory. TPC! Memory Usage allows WordPress administrators to track current and peak memory usage. It’s an extremely useful tool that can help any admin, especially those who use plugins, language files, and other modifications.
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Tags: memory usage, plugin, tpc! memory usage
Posted in WordPress | No comments
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Tags: tpc! memory usage, wordpress plugins
Posted in PHP, WordPress | 6 comments
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Tags: tpc! memory usage, WordPress, wordpress memory usage, wordpress plugins
Posted in PHP, WordPress | 4 comments
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Tags: eAccelerator, wordpress memory usage, zend optimizer
Posted in PHP, WordPress | 12 comments
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Tags: cPanel, eAccelerator, EasyApache, WHM, wordpress memory usage
Posted in PHP, WordPress | 8 comments
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Tags: cPanel, WHM, wordpress memory usage, zend server community edition, zend server memory usage
Posted in PHP, WordPress | 5 comments
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Tags: wordpress ajax, wordpress plugins
Posted in PHP, WordPress | 3 comments
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August 21, 2009 - 11:05 pm
You didn’t include all the files for the plugin in the repository =)
require_once(‘tpcmem.php’);
require_once(‘tpcmem-functions.php’);
require_once(‘tpcmem-formatting.php’);
^^ missing from repository zip
August 21, 2009 - 11:13 pm
Hey Philip,
Unfortunately, I experienced an SVN error while doing a quick update. They should all be there now. I apologize! Thanks for taking the time to let us know!
-Chris
August 21, 2009 - 11:32 pm
You’ll be happy to know that it’s 100% WPMU Compatible, thanks much for this.
August 21, 2009 - 11:34 pm
@Philip M. Hofer (Frumph)
That’s great news! Thanks for letting me know about that!