After updating database prefix

  • Resolved formanite22

    (@formanite22)


    1 year ago

    Hi @isaumya
    I have been using Super Page Cache for Cloudflare plugin on my WordPress website. Few days ago, I updated the WordPress database prefix manually.
    After updating, I came across cache issues on my website. I rechecked the wp_options table to verify that all entries starting with wp_ prefix are updated (20 entries). While I was going through, I could see a couple of duplicated entries (now a total of 22 entries) that show the previous prefix (wp_force_deactivated_plugins and wp_cloudflare_page_cache_install). These two entries are also available with the new updated prefix.
    To confirm, is the entry (wp_cloudflare_page_cache_install) related to the Super Page Cache for Cloudflare plugin OR the Cloudflare cache itself?

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  • Plugin Contributor iSaumya

    (@isaumya)

    Hi,
    I just checked the codebase but don’t see any mention of wp_cloudflare_page_cache_install inside the plugin codebase. So, I don’t think it’s related to this plugin.

    Thread Starter formanite22

    (@formanite22)

    Thanks @isaumya for confirming.

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