Hi @amirhossein7,
The size filter in the option section (wp-options tab) does not work properly.
When I click on the size filter to sort all the values by their size from largest to smallest, it doesn’t work correctly.
Oh, really? 🙁 Would you mind taking a screenshot for me so that I can see what’s wrong exactly? In my use cases, it works.
Another request and suggestion that I had is that in addition to the Transient Options that you put in the WordPress Core tab, add an option only for Expired Transients so that we can clear only Expired Transients and not all Transients.
Totally agree! I will add this in the next version (or next-next, but it’s coming soon anyway). Thanks for the suggestion! 🙂
I took a screenshot of the size filter in action and as it turns out it doesn’t work properly when sorting from large to small.
(Maybe this problem is due to the RTL Direction of my WordPress and the size filter is another thing.)
https://fastupload.io/en/lhFCkl0mG3ZXpRk/preview
or
https://file.io/VNnWGeOwcW2X
And thank you very much for this wonderful plugin that you developed and I hope you will always add new features to it.
This plugin is the best and most powerful WordPress database plugin that I have used so far.
I took a screenshot of the size filter in action and as it turns out it doesn’t work properly when sorting from large to small.
Thank you! I don’t think it’s because the RTL, but I do remember I noticed this issue some time ago and fixed it. Are you using the latest version? Just making sure 🙂
I am not sure why it happens, but there is something you could also check in order to help me find out.
If you use the Chrome Developer Tools, pick the Network tab, and click the Refresh icon in the Options section of Database Cleaner, the data will be reloaded. You will then be table check the raw data in the Network tab. What interests me there is to know the real value (option_value_length) of the two options for which you gave 28.59 KB and 0.45 KB.
It might be a rounding issue.
