• Dear Ajay,

    Could you tell me where exactly in the database the followed posts data is stored for each post?

    I’d like to clear it so your wonderful plugin can start tracking from scratch.
    Yes, this can be done manually, but there are a lot of posts, so automation wouldn’t hurt. The main thing is to understand where the data is stored.

    P.S. I understand that support and further development of the plugin have been discontinued (and this is a great pity!), but nevertheless.

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  • Plugin Author Ajay

    (@ajay)

    @pharmanext

    I’ll continue supporting the plugin as to be fair it is low maintenance. I have to say I didn’t expect to see any current users of this. Given the lack of good reviews, it likely doesn’t even show up in any search results.

    In terms of storage, the plugin stores the information inside a meta field called wheredidtheycomefrom: https://webberzone.com/support/knowledgebase/how-followed-posts-tracking-works/

    The cleanest way to remove the data/reset the plugin is to first deactivate it from the Plugins page and then delete it. This will clean out the data. You can then reinstall it again.

    An alternative, if you’re comfortable is to run a mySQL query, you can see it at the bottom of the uninstall.php.

    Plugin Author Ajay

    (@ajay)

    @pharmanext

    I wanted to let you know that I’ve pushed through a new version v3.4.0 – this allows you to export the tracked posts as well as one-click reset the plugin.

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