• Resolved rogeriodec

    (@rogeriodec)


    As you can see here, WP Optimize shows that I can remove this table.
    However, this table was being used by Smush plugin and after removing it, it crashed the plugin.
    Why is this happening?

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  • You should only be able to delete tables from plugins that aren’t active.

    According to your screenshot, wp-optimize doesn’t detect the Smush plugin as installed.

    My guess is that the plugin folder was renamed. WP-O uses the plugin’s slug (wp-smushit in this case) to detect if the plugin is installed and activated.

    Plugin Author David Anderson / Team Updraft

    (@davidanderson)

    Also…. you’ve previously made clear that you don’t want to hear this, but because the WP core developers have stated that they consider no table prefix to be a broken, unsupported configuration (and one that’s impossible to create using the built-in WP installer), that’s not a setup we test or support ourselves. I notice in your screenshot that none of the tables have been labelled in terms of their owners (no owners detected); that might be related.

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