Traces left after deleting

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  • Plugin Contributor iSaumya

    (@isaumya)

    Hi @maxgorky,
    first of all the file, you are showing is not the database but the wp-config.php file.
    I can see the multiple // Added by.... line in that file which was caused by the bug in a much older version fo the plugin. The current plugin versions don’t have this issue.

    So, you can keep just one like and remove the rest // Added by ... lines.

    Moreover in terms of deleting the plugin. It is highly recommended to first deactivate and then delete the plugin from the WP Admin Plugins section. In this way, at the time of deleting the plugin will automatically delete all the things it added in the database. You don’t need to manually delete anything.

    Thread Starter maxgorky

    (@maxgorky)

    Hi @isaumya

    I always deactivate before deleting. Anyways, can I safely manually erase whatever is in there, and in wp-config linked to the plugin if I’m deleting the plugin?

    Thanks.

    Plugin Contributor iSaumya

    (@isaumya)

    Hi @maxgorky,
    The plugin adds just 1 line of code in the wp-config and that also when you enable the Fallback Cache. Beside define('WP_CACHE', true); it doesn’t add anything in the wp-config.

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