Hi @danielrufde
The option everest_forms_queue_flush_rewrite_rules is created on the initial setup but later while saving the global setting, its value is updated to “yes” so during the Post Type setup process it clears up the unwanted data and flush rules.
Please explain the scenario about the problem caused and we will tackle it in a better way, my friend 🙂
Thanks!
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Hi @shivapoudel,
thanks for your reply.
I had analysed a website where the .htaccess file was rewritten on each page load and during this analysis I found out that this option was missing in wp_options but the code / logic on the webserver tried to check this option.
Not sure if there is something missing in the setup process or how it was installed (according to the user it was through the WordPress admin backend).
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Hi @danielrufde
Strange, the option everest_forms_queue_flush_rewrite_rules with value “yes/no” should persist in DB. If there is a missing option, please try to uninstall the plugin and re-install the Everest Forms plugin so this is correctly set up.
Personal suggestion, if constant EVF_REMOVE_ALL_DATA is set to true in wp-config.php then only all the data might be lost else you can simply gain access to previous data.
Thanks!