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  • trunk/wp-admin/includes/upgrade.php

    r11958 r12258  
    163163                                'post_date' => $now,
    164164                                'post_date_gmt' => $now_gmt,
    165                                 'post_content' => __('Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging!'),
     165                                'post_content' => sprintf(__('
     166Welcome to WordPress!  This post contains important information.  After you read it, you can make it private to hide it from visitors but still have the information handy for future reference.
     167
     168First things first:
     169<ul>
     170<li><a href="%1$s" title="Subscribe to the WordPress mailing list for Release Notifications">Subscribe to the WordPress mailing list for release notifications</a></li>
     171</ul>
     172As a subscriber, you will receive an email every time an update is available (and only then).  This will make it easier to keep your site up to date, and secure from evildoers.
     173When a new version is released, <a href="%2$s" title="If you are already logged in, this will take you directly to the Dashboard">log in to the Dashboard</a> and follow the instructions.
     174Upgrading is a couple of clicks!
     175
     176Then you can start enjoying the WordPress experience:
     177<ul>
     178<li>Edit your personal information at <a href="%3$s" title="Edit settings like your password, your display name and your contact information">Users &#8250; Your Profile</a></li>
     179<li>Start publishing at <a href="%4$s" title="Create a new post">Posts &#8250; Add New</a> and at <a href="%5$s" title="Create a new page">Pages &#8250; Add New</a></li>
     180<li>Browse and install plugins at <a href="%6$s" title="Browse and install plugins at the official WordPress repository directly from your Dashboard">Plugins &#8250; Add New</a></li>
     181<li>Browse and install themes at <a href="%7$s" title="Browse and install themes at the official WordPress repository directly from your Dashboard">Appearance &#8250; Add New Themes</a></li>
     182<li>Modify and prettify your website&#8217;s links at <a href="%8$s" title="For example, select a link structure like: http://example.com/1999/12/post-name">Settings &#8250; Permalinks</a></li>
     183<li>Import content from another system or WordPress site at <a href="%9$s" title="WordPress comes with importers for the most common publishing systems">Tools &#8250; Import</a></li>
     184<li>Find answers to your questions at the <a href="%10$s" title="The official WordPress documentation, maintained by the WordPress community">WordPress Codex</a></li>
     185</ul>
     186To keep this post for reference, <a href="%11$s" title="Click to edit the content and settings of this post">click to edit it</a>, go to the Publish box and change its Visibility from Public to Private.
     187
     188Thank you for selecting WordPress.  We wish you happy publishing!
     189
     190PS.  Not yet subscribed for update notifications?  <a href="%1$s" title="Subscribe to the WordPress mailing list for Release Notifications">Do it now!</a>
     191'), esc_attr_x('http://wordpress.org/download/','url for release notification mailing list subscription.'), admin_url(''), admin_url('profile.php'), admin_url('post-new.php'), admin_url('page-new.php'),
     192admin_url('plugin-install.php'), admin_url('theme-install.php'), admin_url('options-permalink.php'), admin_url('import.php'), esc_attr_x('http://codex.wordpress.org','url for codex documentation.'), admin_url('post.php?action=edit&post=1')),
    166193                                'post_excerpt' => '',
    167                                 'post_title' => __('Hello world!'),
     194                                'post_title' => __('Welcome!'),
    168195                                /* translators: Default post slug */
    169                                 'post_name' => _x('hello-world', 'Default post slug'),
     196                                'post_name' => _x('welcome', 'Default post slug'),
    170197                                'post_modified' => $now,
    171198                                'post_modified_gmt' => $now_gmt,
     
    16861713    global $wp_current_db_version, $wp_db_version, $wpdb;
    16871714
    1688     // Only run if less than 2.9
    1689     if ( $wp_current_db_version >= 11557 )
     1715    // Upgrade 2.9 development versions
     1716    if ( ( $wp_current_db_version >= 11557 ) && ( $wp_current_db_version < 12217 ) ) {
     1717        // Drop the option_id index. dbDelta() doesn't do the drop.
     1718        $wpdb->query("ALTER TABLE $wpdb->options DROP INDEX option_id");
     1719
     1720        // Drop the old primary key and add the new.
     1721        $wpdb->query("ALTER TABLE $wpdb->options DROP PRIMARY KEY, ADD PRIMARY KEY(option_id)");
     1722
    16901723        return;
    1691 
    1692     // Delete duplicate options.  Keep the option with the highest option_id.
    1693     $delete_options = $wpdb->get_col("SELECT o1.option_id FROM $wpdb->options AS o1 JOIN $wpdb->options AS o2 ON o2.option_name = o1.option_name AND o2.option_id > o1.option_id");
    1694     if ( !empty($delete_options) ) {
    1695         $delete_options = implode(',', $delete_options);
    1696         $wpdb->query("DELETE FROM $wpdb->options WHERE option_id IN ($delete_options)");
    1697     }
    1698 
    1699     // Add an index on option_id to satisfy the auto_increment requirement
    1700     $wpdb->query("ALTER TABLE $wpdb->options ADD INDEX option_id (option_id)");
    1701 
    1702     // Drop the old primary key. The new primary will be created by dbDelta()
    1703     $wpdb->query("ALTER TABLE $wpdb->options DROP PRIMARY KEY");
    1704 
    1705     // Drop the old option_name index. dbDelta() doesn't do the drop.
    1706     $wpdb->query("ALTER TABLE $wpdb->options DROP INDEX option_name");
     1724    }
     1725
     1726    // Upgrade versions prior to 2.9
     1727    if ( $wp_current_db_version < 11557 ) {
     1728        // Delete duplicate options.  Keep the option with the highest option_id.
     1729        $delete_options = $wpdb->get_col("SELECT o1.option_id FROM $wpdb->options AS o1 JOIN $wpdb->options AS o2 ON o2.option_name = o1.option_name AND o2.option_id > o1.option_id");
     1730        if ( !empty($delete_options) ) {
     1731            $delete_options = implode(',', $delete_options);
     1732            $wpdb->query("DELETE FROM $wpdb->options WHERE option_id IN ($delete_options)");
     1733        }
     1734
     1735        // Drop the old primary key and add the new.
     1736        $wpdb->query("ALTER TABLE $wpdb->options DROP PRIMARY KEY, ADD PRIMARY KEY(option_id)");
     1737
     1738        // Drop the old option_name index. dbDelta() doesn't do the drop.
     1739        $wpdb->query("ALTER TABLE $wpdb->options DROP INDEX option_name");
     1740    }
     1741
    17071742}
    17081743
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