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### Reset mainWP Child plugin settings to default as if you just installed it.
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_Keep in mind this resets the entire plugin and you will have to reconnect.
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Feel free to __use at your own risk__ instead of the SQL statement talked about Below._
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# [WARNING] DO NOT USE ON MAINWP DASHBOARD INSTALLATION!
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## THIS IS A FRESH START!
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_Using this plugin will _ERASE ALL mainWP data from the child site._ This also includes all Code Snipit that have been ran on the child
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site using the [mainWP Code Snitpit plugin](https://mainwp.com/extension/code-snippets/ ) This snipits are stored withing the Child Plugin DB and will
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need to be readded once the site has been reconnected. Along with any other Branding changes.
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## Usage
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1. Download the Plugin .Zip
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2. Install like any other Plugin
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3. Active the plugin. It will automatically run and deactivate itself.
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4. Delete the plugin after use by clicking the delete button on the plugin ( there is no Database entries )
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## About
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#### Inspired by a conversation I had with Conor Treacy here: [mainWP User FB thread](https://www.facebook.com/groups/MainWPUsers/permalink/2461997537230239/)
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I have used the SQL solution written at the bottom of this [mainWP User FB thread](https://www.facebook.com/groups/MainWPUsers/permalink/1139990406097632/)
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here often when the mainWP Dashboard looses connection in order to regain control of the mainWP Child Plugin. However, I find the steps
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involved in the process a bit teadiouse just to re-install a plugin. So I took the SQL solution and created a plugin out of it.
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This plugin runs the same exact SQL query it's just in plugin form & cuts down the steps it takes to in order to reset the settings to default and gain access to your child plugin once again.
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There is no need to log into CPanel, find out the DB name & log in to phpmyadmin etc...
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### Now it's just
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1. Download
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2. Install
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3. Activate
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4. Delete
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## Screen Shots
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## Tested up to Versions
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* WordPress Version : 5.8
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* mainWP-Child Version : 4.1.7 |
