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Hello,
I have an open_basedir alert (which my provider refuses to fix) and before I moved the site with duplicator into another folder on my server…maybe you plugin has still stored the old pathname…so I wanted to change manually pathnames the plugin might have written somewhere.
In which database does your plugin store pathnames?
I already looked into phpmyadmin and I could not find any tables that seem to belong to your plugin.
Hi Mecki,
The SiteOrigin Widgets Bundle stores paths in only a single instance but it’s not really in an important check. We store the path in an option field called siteorigin_widgets_old_widgets (siteorigin_widgets_new_widgets may also be present, but it’s not worth updating as it’ll be overwritten before use). This is used when you save WP AdminPluginsSiteOrigin Widgets and it’s not really a big deal if it doesn’t match up so you’ll be fine. With that said, Duplicator likely would automatically update any path names for you anyway.
For reference, we store page builder data (which also contains widget data) for posts in a post meta field called panels_data. We store Page Builder Settings an option called siteorigin_panels_settings. These two fields are both serialized so you’ll need to use something that supports seralized data to edit them or you’ll invalidate the data. Something like Better Search Replace.