I’ve made a minor update to my Enhanced Views plugin today. This one goes to great lengths to reduce the amount of memory used by the plugin to try to correct an issue with it running out of memory when there are a lot of WordPress categories in use. If you had no problems before, it’s likely you don’t need this update. However, you’re welcome to use it as it may be a hair faster due to decreased size.
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Andrew Says:October 23rd, 2005 at 10:55 am
Hi, I was just wondering if you had any plans to adapt this plugin so that it works for Pages as well as Posts?
I love WP, but the Page Management section is really bad. I have a couple of hundred pages and they all appear in one huge list in the Page Management section of the admin. It would be really cool if you wrote a plugin to change it!

ColdForged Says:October 24th, 2005 at 9:45 am
Yes, the original idea was to enhance both the posts and pages functionality. In fact, some of the pages functionality was already written but just not active in previous versions of the plugin. However, after messing with it for a long time I simply couldn’t get it to a state that I was happy with. The problem is that pages are nominally hierarchical in nature, meaning you can have pages and subpages of those pages and sub-subpages of those subpages, etc. Trying to step through arbitrary sized increments of hierarchical information, especially with how WordPress stores the hierarchy information, is tough and ugly. So I scrapped it.
Perhaps someone else can take a stab at it, I had my fill of diddling with it by the time I gave up. Sorry.

gamma Says:January 9th, 2006 at 9:42 am
I can’t get the enhanced post list plugin to work for WP 2. Have other people been having this problem or could it be because I have a lot of categories? I changed memory usage in my wp-config file (@iniset(”memorylimit”,’30M’) and that worked for WP 1.5.1, but not for 2.