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{{Feature | {{Feature | ||
|explains= Special:DeleteBatch | |explains=Special:DeleteBatch | ||
|description= | |description=Allows site administrators flexible powers to delete content. You can delete pages from a list of titles. | ||
|notes= | |notes=There is a maintenance script by the same name (DeleteBatch). | ||
|tests= | |tests=[[Special:DeleteBatch]] | ||
|examples= | |examples= | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{Feature | |||
|explains=Special:Nuke | |||
|description=Allows site administrators flexible powers to delete content. You can mass delete articles by title, user, or ip address. | |||
|notes=You can use SQL wildcards | |||
To '''permanently''' delete (expunge) the records, you must [[mw:Special:MyLanguage/Manual:DeleteArchivedRevisions.php|delete archived revisions]] | |||
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|tests= | |tests= | ||
|examples= | |examples=If you are an administrator, visit the [[Special:Nuke|Mass delete]] page. | ||
}} | }} | ||
There were several broken Html2wiki import images which I wanted to remove from the wiki. Even with these extensions installed, I still had to delete them by hand. At least the 'recent changes' view on the main page is now fixed. Despite limited applicability to my specific use case, the Nuke extension and DeleteBatch extension are still useful tools in the administrators bag of tricks. | |||
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