It may be a wrong approach, but without creating a plugin, one of my seniors, once did a WordPress Shopping Cart project by creating extra tables for her custom purposes. What she did is to follow the other existing tables in WordPress database. Suppose what wp_posts table has by default is an ID. She opened … Read more
add_option() and update_option() are the functions to save data in wp_options table. Check in your plugin code whether this function saving ‘cforms_settings’ or not
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yes Patrick, you need to install wordpress again in that directory and add a new databases or just use the existing one just put in mind that u should not use the same prefix which you used in your root installation, and after that just pop any en or english link in your root site … Read more
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You can use the function wp_delete_term $todelete = array(‘one’,’two’,’three’); foreach ( $todelete as $slug ) { $term = get_term_by(‘slug’, $slug, ‘post_tag’); if ( ! is_wp_error($term) && ! empty($term) ) wp_delete_term( $term->term_id, ‘post_tag’); }
If your server is not changed, you don’t need to do something with your database. Just leave it as it is. Additionally I would like to recommend you to read Moving WordPress article from the codex. You will find all answers on your questions about migration.
‘Every night’ sounds like it’s triggered via a cronjob. You may install the wp-crontrol plugin to see what cronjobs are sheduled in your wordpress install. If you don’t see something obvious there I would also suppose it happens outside of wp. But as you already pointed out, you can only be sure when you revert … Read more