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Ok I also get more errors when I try to post articles, :

Warning: mysqli_query(): (HY000/1194): Table ‘wp_wfHits’ is marked as crashed and should be repaired in /home/chichi/public_html/wp-includes/wp-db.php on line 1803

Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/chichi/public_html/wp-includes/wp-db.php:1803) in /home/chichi/public_html/wp-admin/post.php on line 197

Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/chichi/public_html/wp-includes/wp-db.php:1803) in /home/chichi/public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 1171

Ok, I sort of solved my problem… after trying a few times I was successful in running the mysql query to delete all duplicates without the server crashing. That didnt solve my problem though, after optimizing my database was still over 2gb, all in the wp_posts table.

I then installed this plugin https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wp-clean-up-optimizer/ and realized that the database contained hundred of thousands of revisions as well as Orphan Posts Meta and Orphan Relationships, overall well over 2 million entries… The plugin wasnt able to delete them (way too slow) so I figured out the specific sql queries to do this manually in phpmyadmin and it worked!

Went from 2gb database to 235mb! that is incredible, the website is A LOT faster to load.

that would work… but its not really “elegant” ??
thanks for sharing though

I dont have too many, but I was hoping to do this through a plugin, because I like to have everything in wordpress, easier to manage.

Also, maybe there are some automated feature, for example, if i change the slug of a post, there is a redirection that will be created automatically from the old post. I dont know if any plugin does this but it would be nice, so you just have to edit slug and plugin manages redirections automatically.

Thanks

I did a search and found where this message is located, it is in wp-includes\script-loader.php so it is NOT from a plugin. How do i turn this off ?

Argh… seriously ? this is caused by a plugin ?

I just de-activated and updated all my plugins right after installing the new WP version…

god damn this is why I hate doing updates… always something to fix.

So… no one has a clue ?

anyone ?

Sorry, i made a mistake,
i need to edit PARTS of the link, so for example
instead of

https://www.sitename.com/category1/product1.html

I need to change that url for something like this

https://www.sitename.com/category2/product1.html

so the plugin needs to look for a variable : “category1”
and replace it with : “category2”

The reason is simple, its because if i have to change all the url manually it would still be a very long process, where as if i can tell the plugin to just look for the part i want to change and change it in all links then that would save alot of time as ill only have to do this operation 2 or 3 time and it will fix all my links

you can edit the publishing date of any post, its near the save post button when you want to post a new article, just click the edit btn…

help ?

thanks, this helped me out…

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Its not a “problem” , simply a question.

The reason why a “built for 2.5+” vs a “built for 1.5 but compatible with 2.5” is better is I want to make sure the theme takes full advantage of everything new that 2.5 has to offer.

Understand the “question” now…. ?
;P

hmmm that tread advise playing with the database, im not super comfortable with that… is there a safer way ?
thanks tho ??