Benoti

Hello,

Are you sure that wp-config can be edit by the plugin/WordPress ? You should verify permission on the wp-config (and change it to 644 if need) and also if the database allows alter (if there’s no change on the db).

Hello,

I will do it, as soon as I come back to work !

Yes, I think, as all the table with the original prefix are treated. If you have some doubt, make a dump of the original database.

Hello,

I didn’t erase your review (that I didn’t read), that’s certainly because what you wrote was wrong and from the moderators.

You can see in the plugin code, that there’s no reason the the deactivation code or uninstall code produce an error, related function are empty !

registered actions : file brozzme_db_prefix.php line 39,40,41
related function beginning : Line 139 and 146

These part of code came from the WorDPress developper handbook.

I can help you to delete all trace of the plugin in your website (for free), but I don’t know how to contact you.

Hello,

It’s a matter with your WordPress and your hosting.
As I mentionned in the plugin page, you need to have a wp-config.php rewritable and alter privilege for the database.
If it’s not the case, the table prefix in the wp-config.php can not communicate anymore with the modified prefix on the database, that’s certainly the problem you have, but I can not verify it without url (in this case there’s no way to acces to wp-admin).

The plugin deactivation works, if it doesn’t work, please have a look to your error log to see if the plugin is really the source of the error. As they’re no deactivation sequence, the plugin can’t produce an error.

I really don’t think my plugin is the main source of your problem, I tried to reproduce but everything is working as excepted.

Don’t hesitate to give me some details about your WordPress.

I made an update for these notices !
Sorry ??
Best regards !

• This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by Benoti.

Hello,
I made an update yesterday to solve bugfixes and PHP8 compatibility.
I will take a look about a prefixless WordPress install. But all the scripts are waiting for the old prefix and the new prefix…
You certainly need to do it by following each points you specify in your post.

Don’t hesitate to try by changing some line in my code to try to make it work.

An update has been published to resolve this issue.
Thank Coin-coin for the solution before the update !

Sorry for that, I just publish an update PHP8.1 compatibility.

I made a test on Google Cloud Platform and it was working fine.
Check your file permission and databse alter rights.

Hi,

You need to verify file permission for the wp-config.php file.
Verify that in this file that the table prefix is the same in phpmyadmin or an another way, the prefix can be change in wp-config but not modified in the database.

As mentioned in the readme and notice in the plugin page you need to be sure that the wp-config.php is writable and that the Alter rights of the database are enable.

Hi,
I just made an update of the plugin including your fix (v1.2).
Thx a lot

Hi,

This issue has been fix with version 1.8.4.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 7 months ago by Benoti.

Hello
There’s a new option since 1.8. You need to save the settings page and choose if you want to add scroo top button in admin side.

Hello,

You can simply add the code in your child theme functions.php ??

// Disable password reset for all users
function wps_disable_password_reset() {
return false;
}
add_filter ( ‘allow_password_reset’, ‘wps_disable_password_reset’ );