Viktor Leberecht

Thank you for taking the time.
Kind regards,
Viktor

I got an answer back from Polylang: “we didn’t edit the relation ship code since 5 years”.

So i guess the change that occurred and made this happen was in WP-Optimize?

Kind regards,
Viktor

Hi,

I can′t give you any steps to reproduce, as WP-Optimize works automatically and Polylang does it′s job once the settings are done. All I can say is that I had not changed anything in both plugins, they had worked great, but as far as I can remember Polylang and WP-Optimize both had updates around the time, when WP Optimize suddenly showed lots of orphaned relationships.
It was the relationships between categories and tags in different languages that were created by the plugin Polylang (Pro), that had never been a problem, and now suddenly were detected by WP-Optimize as orphaned relationships and therefore deleted. That never happened before. I′m now trying to determine which plugin was responsible.

I informed the people of Polylang and gave them a link to this discussion thread so maybe you guys can work it ot.

Kind regards,
Viktor

Hi Sean,

I can confirm it′s working now. thank you for fixing this so quickly.

Kind regards,
Viktor

Addition: Currently the plugin claims that I have over 360 orphaned relations
Can′t be.
Kind regards
Viktor

Hi,

I′m adding my inquiry to this, as it is also about lost relationships. In my case the relationships between articles, categories and tags in different languages that were created by the plugin Polylang (Pro), were detected by WP Optimize as orphaned relationships and therefore deleted. That never happened. which is why i also attribute this to your latest update.

Unfortunately i noticed this after the backups that my hoster does in which everything was still fine, due to aging, were not available anymore.

But anyway, as far as I can tell there is a bug in how the plugin categorizes what is an orphaned relationship. Maybe you also want to contact the people from Polylang to find out how they create and code these relationships, so you can find out better, what went wrong.

Kind regards, Viktor

Great, thank you for getting back to me and talking care of this.
Regards
Viktor

Thanks, hope it’s high on the backlog. ??

Unfortunately it is a grey area. For big companies with coffers full of money and an army of lawyers no problem, but small website owners – like i guess most of your users are – can get into real trouble with this.

So I suggest you include this in a version in the not too distant future.

Sorry, my last answer was wrong. I actually had the setting “Should Content Cards cache images to Media Library?” not activated.

Thank you, Stanislav, for getting back to me about this.

I was not aware and have changed the setting. But that does not take out the pictures from article previews that I already have, right?
At least they are still there after changing the setting and emptying the cache.

hello,

is there any chance for a fix for this in the near future?

Thanks for getting back to me Erica,

I checked that again and as I said in my request it is set to “below the article”.

Thanks for getting back to me so soon. As for the version of WordPress, I’ve indicated here in the post that I’m on the most recent version.
As for the rest I’ll have to get back to you next week.
Kind regards, Viktor

Ok, es sieht so aus, als wenn Shariff Wrapper viele Fehlermeldungen produzierte. Aber der eigentliche übelt?ter war offenbar ein anderes Plugin.