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  • Plugin Contributor vlastuin

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    Hi Skumby,

    I’m not sure this is a problem with the Vevida Optimizer plugin. Maybe it’s better to check with the Events Manager plugin creators?

    Best regards,
    Jan

    Plugin Contributor vlastuin

    (@vlastuin)

    Hi David,

    Our latest release (1.2) has a feature to change the email address used by the plugin.

    Thanks for the suggestion,
    Jan

    Plugin Contributor vlastuin

    (@vlastuin)

    Hi David,

    It seems not so complicated, I’ll see if I can quickly add this feature.

    Thanks for your feedback,
    Jan

    Plugin Contributor vlastuin

    (@vlastuin)

    Hi @andreinoel.l,

    No. The plugin converts only those tables in your websites database that have a prefix that matches your WordPress install (usually wp_). It does not touch any other tables nor does it change anything to other databases on the same server. Of course it doesn’t, because usually your WordPress website database user credentials are not valid for other databases (at least they shouldn’t be).

    However, if you are interested in converting other tables or full databases to Innodb, it is quite easy to adapt the query from the source code to accomplish this.

    Plugin Contributor vlastuin

    (@vlastuin)

    Basically it adds filters that automatically tries to update each ‘checked’ option under settings as soon as an update is available. If selected subsequently it sends an email with success/failure of the update. So, the plugins TRIES to auto-update, but does not guarantee a successful update.

    Plugin Contributor vlastuin

    (@vlastuin)

    Hi mcStar,
    Just referring to your last question, no, the plugin does not ensure that all plugins are always updated. In fact, we don’t want that, because if there is a breaking change, automatic updates should fail and the maintainer should be notified that something is wrong. It’s not possible for the plugin to consider every possible upgrade error (think about PHP version changes, plugins using deprecated WP functions etc.) Better in that case to cancel the automatic update and refer the problem to the maintainer of the site.

    Plugin Contributor vlastuin

    (@vlastuin)

    Hi li9ssb,

    I cannot guarantee that there never will be an update that reverts the table structure back to myISAM, but I cannot think of a reason why that would happen. It would require an explicit sql statement to do so (basically reverting the query executed by our plugin). In any case, a fresh install of the latest WordPress version uses only InnoDB, so I would assume that a one time check/conversion to InnoDB is enough.

    Plugin Contributor vlastuin

    (@vlastuin)

    Hi Botrax,

    The bugfix will be included in the next release 1.0.11, due tomorrow. Please let me know if it solves your problem.

    Thanks,

    Plugin Contributor vlastuin

    (@vlastuin)

    Hi Botrax,

    I have been able to reproduce the error once, and I’m currently working on a fix. Thanks for notifying me.

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