I found this (below) on an earlier thread in your support where someone had the same issue. I was able to do steps one and two, but I don’t know where or how to remove the UDF in step three.
Thanks for your message. Unfortunately there is currently no uninstaller for Real Media Library implemented, but you can do this manually:
1. Remove all wp_realmedialibrary* tables from your database
2. Remove all option_name LIKE 'rml%' entries from your wp_options database table
3. Remove the UDF wp_realmedialibrary_fn_childs
Hi @fpmtinc,
It’s great that you’ve already found your own solution in the meantime!
In general, if you deactivate the plugin under “Plugins” in your WordPress backend, all of the plugin’s code will be deactivated. This means that you will no longer find any additional UI elements from Real Media Library.
The data from the database will not be deleted, so that if you have temporarily deactivated the plugin, not all settings and especially folder structures are irrevocably lost. However, you can also delete everything from the Real Media Library database using the steps you have outlined.
If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to let us know!
Best regards,
Jan