Hello, for several reasons I need to uninstall the plugin and clean the database from the plugin data.
How to do that?
Is it ok to proceed this way:
1) Uninstall plugin
2) Drop the wp_subscribe_reloaded table
Or there is something else to delete/do?
Thank you
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/subscribe-to-comments-reloaded/
Don't worry, the plugin will take care of everything :) But be careful, once uninstalled, all the data will be gone forever!
Camu
Posted 1 year ago #
Hi Again,
I've removed the plugin too. Curiously, I did it after read this thread to make sure that I would be making every necessary steps. So I deactivated and then deleted it.
Now my Google Webmaster Tools is returning these crawling 404 errors
http://mydomain.com/comment-subscriptions?srp=766&sra=s
http://mydomain.com/comment-subscriptions?srp=202&sra=s
http://mydomain.com/comment-subscriptions?srp=198&sra=s
http://mydomain.com/comment-subscriptions?srp=197&sra=s
http://mydomain.com/comment-subscriptions?srp=195&sra=s
http://mydomain.com/comment-subscriptions?srp=194&sra=s
http://mydomain.com/comment-subscriptions?srp=193&sra=s
http://mydomain.com/comment-subscriptions?srp=189&sra=s
What do I have to do to get rid of them?
By the way this one is still there too:
http://mydomain.com/http://mydomain.com/?page_id=9999999
I am having them as restricted in GWT.
I am restricting them via robots.txt
Disallow: /comment-subscriptions
I read somewhere that it's a good practice to disallow it. Not sure...
Posted 1 year ago #
Yes, block them on Robots.txt
But shouldn't those urls be overide from the place they are across our sites?
I don't know how to find them.
Those URL's are still in Google's cache, that's why the crawler is still trying to access them. Give Google some time and they will disappear. Sorry to see you uninstalled my plugin, though!
Camu
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