I just ran the updated plugin on a local site and have the same issue – The frontend of the site isn’t able to connect to the database.. I was prompted by the plugin in dashboard view to add a line to wp-config and run a repair, which I did. Feedback: wp_options: Table is marked as crashed and last repair failed.
Hi @elsa-carreno and @tendigit,
I am unware of this issue and seems a strange one.
If you could provide me with some detailed information so that I can re-create the scenario here, I will be able to see what is happening and then will be able to raise an issue to get a fix in place.
Some help information would be the type of setup you have. Nice and easy way to find information about your setup is within WP-Optimze itself. Over on the right hand side there is a “Status” section. If you could copy that information for all your sites, that would be perfect.
For future referee, if you navigate to the wp-content / plugins and re-name the wp-optimize folder itself, this will disable the plugin.
Cheers,
Stu
Here’s the status for the site I had issues with:
Status
WP-Optimize 2.1.1 – running on: PHP 5.5.24, MySQL 5.6.24 – Darwin
There was no automatic optimization
Scheduled cleaning disabled
Not keeping recent data
Current database size: 5.5 MB
You can save around: 2.4 KB
I’ve used your plugin many times, and this is the first time I’ve seen something like this. It could very well be an issue with the site’s database. I started with a site built years ago… so it was pretty antiquated and used methods that need to be redone. I’m building a new theme now and wanted to clean out data-trash. It’s worth mentioning that I also tried optimizing from phpmyadmin and ran into the same error.
I don’t think disabling the plugin would have fixed anything… the database had been affected, so the damage was done.