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Does this plugin add anything to the database?

Slim Maintenance Mode · support · 2019-08-19T16:50:00+00:00

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imtino resolved
I’m curious if this plugin add anything to the database. I’m looking for something super lightweight and hoping it will keep my database clean too. Short answer: No. Long answer: When you activate whichever plugin, this state is saved in the wp_options table of your database. But other than that there is nothing stored in the database, when you use Slim Maintenance Mode. Awesome. Just what I’m looking for. It’s so lightweight. When you activate whichever plugin, this state is saved in the wp_options table of your database. When deactivate and reactivate however many times, it doesn’t add new info right? active_plugins Returns an array of strings containing the path of the main php file of the plugin. The path is relative to the plugins folder. An example of path in the array : ‘myplugin/mainpage.php’. From the Codex . I think WordPress deletes the string to the plugin, when it is deactivated.

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Johannes 2019-08-19T16:59:00+00:00

Short answer: No. Long answer: When you activate whichever plugin, this state is saved in the wp_options table of your database. But other than that there is nothing stored in the database, when you use Slim Maintenance Mode.

imtino 2019-08-19T17:07:00+00:00

Awesome. Just what I’m looking for. It’s so lightweight. When you activate whichever plugin, this state is saved in the wp_options table of your database. When deactivate and reactivate however many times, it doesn’t add new info right?

Johannes 2019-08-19T17:35:00+00:00

active_plugins Returns an array of strings containing the path of the main php file of the plugin. The path is relative to the plugins folder. An example of path in the array : ‘myplugin/mainpage.php’. From the Codex . I think WordPress deletes the string to the plugin, when it is deactivated.