wp_b2s_posts_sched_details with about 154.000 entries in client website database, how can I adjust / reduce the size?
]]>I have a problem and suspicion regarding the plugin “sweep.” On my blog, permalinks occasionally disappear only for certain pages, especially those in the menu. I suspect that the “Orphaned post meta” cleanup performed by the plugin might be causing this issue. Regenerating permalinks seems to resolve the problem, and everything works as expected again. Unfortunately, I haven’t tested yet if this suspicion is accurate; it only occurred to me just now, and currently, I don’t have any orphaned post meta. However, this problem occurred shortly after using the “sweep” plugin, where I was deleting this item and revisions.
Is my assumption about this item correct? The pages do exist, but I receive a 404 error and have to regenerate the permalinks.
]]>/wp-content/uploads/wpo/images/wpo_logo_small.png
/wp-content/uploads/wpo/images/wpo_logo_small.png.webpPlease remove.
WP-Optimize 3.2.12, WordPress 6.1.1
]]>“Add – New tool: Clear orphaned Sunshine gallery images”
How do I use it ?
Thanks!
]]>After the migration, all the posts from the blog are now merged within the portfolio site. However, Yoast is showing 38 posts out of 41 as orphaned, despite the fact pretty much all of them have internal links.
I already tried the Yoast Help plug-in, but it didn’t work (php fatal error). Is there anything I can do through a SQL query, like some reset?
My Yoast premium v. is 12.5.1.
Thanks.
Simone
This worked very well!
Some suggestion to get it to 5 stars:
Make a short FAQ for how to do certain things. For me it was only important to fix the media library and remove all the orphaned files, so it would be nice to show the users which settings should be used for different usage cases, like for example:
Delete orphaned images
Delete images that are no longer used in the Website
Recreate the Metadata and Thumbnails
so sweep plugin, shows that there is “Orphaned Term Relationship 415,190 51.87%”
when hit sweep button, only cleans some terms relationships, i guess this is because limited hosting options.
is there sql command to remove “Orphaned Term Relationship 415,190 51.87%” through phpmyadmin ?
]]>Your site says “Orphaned content is content that doesn’t get any links from other posts or pages on the same website”.
I have a menu created in the header.php file of my site containing the menu links to the pages using the regular WP call (<?php tourn_nav();?>, <?php dist_nav();?>, etc). This header.php file is being injected into every template file as you know.
So why is you plugin showing these pages as being orphaned? There is a link to each of these pages in ever single page. Or am I misunderstanding what yoast is telling me.
]]>I was installing a few different block plugins to try and find the perfect block for something – I happened to install Cloud Block and uninstalled it, but there’s still a
cloud_blocks table left in my database – it is now orphaned as the plugin is no longer installed.I’ve manually removed the table now, but wanted to let you know so you can resolve it as part of the uninstalled process going forwards?
]]>Sorry if you’ve answered this before!
I have a plugin installed that has its own table in my db. The plugin is still installed/fully functional, but WP-Optimize is telling me that it is not installed/is an orphaned table. Are you able to confirm how/why it thinks this?
Other tables (Yoast, Smush) don’t have this issue (they show as installed/in use/parented) so I’m wondering whether something is missing/skewhiff in the plugin to define the dependency/plugin:table relationship? ]]>