wp_options table gets bloated with NGG entries
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I have been trying to clean the options table on my WordPress installation. It was by far the largest table mainly filled with digital litter from many plugins and some current plugins. One of the contributors to the bloat seems to be NextGEN Gallery. I can actually track the creation of entries in the wp_options table by visiting pages with galleries. After each visit to such a page new lines are added that begins with:
displayed_gallery_rendering_
displayed_galleries_followed by what seems to be a hash code. I am assuming these are “galleries” managed by NextGEN but I am not certain. After a few page loads the table gains about 200-300 new lines added to it.
Is there a way to prevent this litter adding load to the options table? It is a pain to go through and delete these entries which do not seem to serve any purpose, or one that I can tell. Sometimes they are also accompanied by transient error lines. By cleaning the crud manually, I reduced the size of the options table from about 19MiB to 1.5MiB.
Cemal
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