Creating dynamic content and pages for 1000’s of locations
Creating dynamic content and pages for 1000’s of locations
Creating dynamic content and pages for 1000’s of locations
mysql – Delete keyword with link from wordpress post database
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Issues that I see in your description: installed WordPress using their self-installer It is commonly recommended to install WordPress by hand. In a text editor, I replaced all of the local host references to the new domain URL This causes problems by breaking serialized data.
Looking at your code it looks perfectly fine. Although the more complex you make your query the more resources it is going to take and the longer it is going to take. You mention that your CPU usage rises to 80% which would be normal but how long is the usage holding at 80%? If … Read more
I nailed it: UPDATE wp_posts as p SET comment_count =(SELECT count(*) FROM `wp_comments` WHERE `comment_post_ID`=p.ID);
I’ve had this issue before. I stumbled on a really old article from Mark Jaquith on forcing an update. The plugin I’m linking to was originally made to update from 1.5.x to 2.0.x. I was in a bind so I gave it a shot. I did have recent back-ups for my DB so I wasn’t … Read more
Change your query to: SELECT wp_posts.* FROM wp_posts INNER JOIN wp_postmeta ON wp_postmeta.post_ID = wp_posts.ID WHERE ( wp_postmeta.meta_key = ‘Color’ AND wp_postmeta.meta_value IS NOT NULL ); That way it only gets the data in wp_posts, but still filters based on your criteria.
What you just found in your database is the serialized form of an array. For the sake of understanding the concept, see the PHP manual on the serialize function. As an aside: Apart from the fact, that you found this in a WP database though, this question is not WP specific and actually beyond the … Read more
To insert a new row: global $wpdb; $wpdb->insert( ‘wp_mytable’, array( ‘product’ => $product ), array( ‘%s’ ) ); For the sake of completeness, $wpdb->update is used to update an existing row and requires an additional WHERE clause, as would a “regular” SQL query. For example: global $wpdb; $wpdb->update( ‘wp_mytable’, array( ‘product’ => $product ), array( … Read more