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  • Thread Starter chriscb65

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    I think I’ve found where my problem come from : the responsable is my debug file descriptor $dfd (defined in another file)… I think this var is used somewhere else in wordpress.

    chriscb65

    (@chriscb65)

    Hi Tobias,

    I have to deal with a preproduction virtual server. For that I dump my wordpress database in a SQL file, change the path and the URLs with a sed and reimport all that on a preproduction database.

    My problem is that the entry wp_table_reloaded_tables is cleared the first time I read the wp-table reloaded admin page. Here are the dumps :

    on the production :
    (320, 0, 'wp_table_reloaded_tables', 'a:3:{i:1;s:24:"wp_table_reloaded_data_1";i:2;s:24:"wp_table_reloaded_data_2";i:3;s:24:"wp_table_reloaded_data_3";}', 'yes');

    on the preproduction, just after the copy :
    (320, 0, 'wp_table_reloaded_tables', 'a:3:{i:1;s:24:"wp_table_reloaded_data_1";i:2;s:24:"wp_table_reloaded_data_2";i:3;s:24:"wp_table_reloaded_data_3";}', 'yes');

    On the preproduction, just after I read the plugin’s admin page :
    (320, 0, 'wp_table_reloaded_tables', 'a:0:{}', 'yes'),

    oops…

    This solution is working for all the other plugins…

    Thanks for the help and for the plugin

    Chris

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