• Resolved barthdesigns

    (@barthdesigns)


    Hello,

    Some time ago I’ve tested your plugin but I d onot use it for a long time now. i am currently cleaning my database. Can you plese let me know if the following tables are associated with your plugin and I can freely delete them?

    TAbles starting with wp_glsr – like glsr_assigned_posts. There are 4 of them.

    Thank you!

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  • Plugin Author Gemini Labs

    (@geminilabs)

    The easiest way is like this:

    1. Install Site Reviews again
    2. Go to the Site Reviews > Settings and change the “delete data on uninstall” option to “delete everything”
    3. Uninstall Site Reviews.

    That’s it!

    That will delete every trace of Site Reviews from your website, including the custom database tables.

    Thread Starter barthdesigns

    (@barthdesigns)

    Thank you! Did this, but unfortunately the tables stayed there. But I will remove them manually thank you for the info!

    Plugin Author Gemini Labs

    (@geminilabs)

    Ah, I just tested this and you’re right, the tables were not removed during the uninstall process (though the uninstall should have deleted all of the reviews, categories, settings, and transients).

    This will be fixed in the next update, but for now, after uninstalling Site Reviews, you can just delete the following tables (if they exist):

    • wp_glsr_actions_log
    • wp_glsr_assigned_posts
    • wp_glsr_assigned_terms
    • wp_glsr_assigned_users
    • wp_glsr_ratings
    Thread Starter barthdesigns

    (@barthdesigns)

    Thank you so much! You are very kind to take attention to this question and even care to make a fix in the next update! Very appealing approach!

    Thank you once again and wishing you many installs! ??

    Plugin Author Gemini Labs

    (@geminilabs)

    If you want to patch Site Reviews to fix the uninstall, here is what to do:

    1. Edit the /wp-content/plugins/site-reviews/uninstall.php file
    2. Search for site_reviews_v7 (there are two instances that need replacing)
    3. Replace with site_reviews
    4. Save the file

    The “Delete data on uninstall” option should now work correctly.

    Even if you have already deleted the custom database tables, I recommend you do this as otherwise there will still be some things leftover in the database (settings, transients, etc).

    Thread Starter barthdesigns

    (@barthdesigns)

    Thank you! did it – although I’ve found only one place to replace (in the first lines).

    Thanks!

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