Plugin Contributor
cageehv
(@cageehv)
Hey Aian,
Just change your table types to MyISAM.
That will fix it.
(Also it’s not really a problem: tables will be uptimized anyways, even if they are not MyISAM, it will use a different method)
peace,
Rolf
Thread Starter
aian
(@aian)
Wow, that was lightning fast, thanks Rolf!
Is there a safe and easy way to do the change to MyISAM?
Plugin Contributor
cageehv
(@cageehv)
Hey Aian,
I normally do it using PHPMyAdmin (one by one).
I don’t think it will allow you to change all tabels with one click…
You could write a SQL script to do the job, I guess.
Good luck!
Rolf
Thread Starter
aian
(@aian)
As I’m feeling a bit worried about this, would it be ok if I left the tables as they are?
Plugin Contributor
cageehv
(@cageehv)
Hey Aian,
Will be totally okay!
They just will be optimized in a different way, that’s all.
Rolf
Thread Starter
aian
(@aian)
Thank you Rolf, you have been extremely helpful
Best
I have another question:
When I DISABLE & DELETE OTHER PLUGINS that don’t support this optimizer, remnants of those plugins (tables) are recreated & maintained by this optimizer. I can’t get rid of those remnants and this plugin keeps recreating them. The current version of BuddyPress is a major example of this.
Any suggestions on how to deal with this?
Can you add an option in THIS plugin to delete remnants of other plugins?
can you not just drop the table in myphp
Plugin Contributor
cageehv
(@cageehv)
No, mostly it’s about records in a WP table (like wp-options)…
So you need to know the name of the keys per plugin.