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  • anonymized-1363769

    (@anonymized-1363769)

    Hi!

    Hmm, does sound like a bug πŸ™‚

    What browser do you use? I will try to reproduce the error and fix it if i can reproduce it.

    Also: Is it optimize or repair you are trying to do? It can be that the plugin tries to fix the corrupt tables, but that does not always work. I suspect that i have forgotten to add a check that checks if the repair was successful.

    Best regards

    Thread Starter Peter

    (@hardpeter4u)

    Hi,
    I’ve used Google Chrome and IE8.

    The box that says “Fix Now” says optimize (The table ‘wp_links’ has 9216 KB free and can be optimized to improve performance). The ones that need “fixed” all have the same information.

    I can send you a snapshot if you’d like. Just let me know. This is on my localhost or else I’d give you a web address to look at.

    Peter

    anonymized-1363769

    (@anonymized-1363769)

    Hi,

    I have updated the plugin now, and it should give you an error message if the repair or optimize fails. Try and see if that helps you πŸ™‚

    /Tor

    any screenshots for this plugin ?

    Thread Starter Peter

    (@hardpeter4u)

    Hey,
    Still the same. when I fix now, then refresh the same tables still need to be fixed according to the plugin. Received no errors.
    I can click “Fix Now” and it supposedly repairs or optimizes the tables but like I said when I refresh the page the same tables still have the “Fix Now” still with the same information: all with 9216 KB free and can be optimized to improve performance.

    Peter

    anonymized-1363769

    (@anonymized-1363769)

    Moogle Stiltzkin: No screenshots yet, i`l add some at the next update πŸ™‚

    Peter: Hmm, mysterious! You can always try to run it manually to see if it helps, but a bit strange that WordPress does not give any error if thats the issue.

    REPAIR TABLE <name>
    OPTIMIZE TABLE <name>

    Do you have any caching or something that might jump in and cache something from the plugin, so it says that the issues is not fixed even when it is?

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