WHAT WOULD BE THE SOLUTION TO THE ISSUE OF THE TABLES
What would be the solution then? Is there any tutorial I can do to handle the issue of removing these
tables or is there any easier option?
ABOUT THE ORDER IN WHICH YOU REMOVE THE PLUGIN
In the question I already commented that in fact, the first thing I did was remove the plugin from the wordpress frontend.
TO THE QUESTION WHY I HAD REMOVED THE PLUGIN
a. I had previously created a mydomain/store subaddress to install the store because I misunderstood that the theme I had in root would not allow me to install it.
But I discovered that in the subdirectory, the only importer for xml, it didn’t allow me to upload a dummy-data file to have mock products in the store, which was something I wanted.
Searching in tutorials I found the solution for the same template that I already had installed before in the root directory where it was possible to install the store although I thought it was not.
But a new problem arose: Although I deleted the theme from the subdirectory, when I wanted to access the store that I had put in the root, it did not recognize them. and I got the store of the deleted theme instead.
Anyway, I kept testing and got that by changing the order in the menu bar of the “Blog/Store” pages, the content of store 2, the last one I installed, came out.
But new problem: it wasn’t the order I wanted in the menu bar, which I wanted it to be actually for content reasons “blog -homepage)/store.”.
Since doing this implied having the problem again that only the store that I installed in the subdirectory was displayed, I understood that the only viable option was to reset.
Answered: 12/06/2015 12:34 am
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