Leftover Tables after plugin was deleted

Ah, yes. I added improvements for the handling of that database row in later versions.

However, if you’re no longer using the plugin, just delete the row from your database. That’ll do it!

Oh, btw. If you don’t know your way around a database, you can also do the following:

1. Install the plugin (OMGF)
2. Make sure the option Remove Settings/Files at Uninstall under Advanced Settings is checked.
3. Deactivate and uninstall the plugin.

That’ll remove all traces of this plugin entirely.

• This reply was modified 6 months, 1 week ago by DaanvandenBergh.

Hey @daanvandenbergh

Thanks for the suggestion. I would like to try the install & uninstall option however these tables are related to the PRO version: omgf_pro_processed_local stylesheets. How do I get the PRO version?

@daanvandenbergh as I suspected, installing and uninstalling the FREE plugin does not remove the omgf_pro_processed_local stylesheets.

Oh, sorry, I missed that. That row belongs to the Pro version. You should install the Pro version as well and uninstall both, but since you don’t have the latest version, that won’t work.

Manually removing it from the wp_options table is the only way then.

You can also run this SQL query to clean up any rows left by OMGF (Pro):

DELETE FROM wp_options WHERE option_name LIKE 'omgf_%'

That’ll delete any rows in the database beginning with omgf_.

• This reply was modified 6 months, 1 week ago by DaanvandenBergh. Reason: Added query

Found all the tables, should I just DELETE them all? https://snipboard.io/PJZ3b7.jpg

Yes, or just run the query I shared in my previous message. But deleting them from PhpMyAdmin will do the same!

Thank you it’s done.