Hopefully, by tomorrow, I will have permissions to create a plugin?
On Sep 23, 4:09 pm, DrunkenMonk <[email protected]> wrote:
> I've completed a plugin that converts replaces the save and load
> plugins into wrapper functions to a mysql database.
>
> There are some problems:
> Nothing in boltwire is designed to use mysql strengths, so the speed
> increase isnt that big on normal pages. My load problem where I was
> sucking page variables from 200+ pages seems cured, however.
>
> The installation is annoying. You have to define login-information
> in index.php, and the first time, you have to run a certain function
> before loading boltwire, or boltwire segfaults. At least, you did. I
> may have fixed that by removing BOLTfolders...
>
> Hmm. Currently upgrade functionality is broken, since the convert
> function does not overwrite pages. Easy to fix.
>
> I think a lot of the per page load time is caused by the "make sure
> the table has been created" function. We may want to move that to the
> convert-function and only ever call it once. Alternatively, we can put
> in a real test (avoid relying on errors, they tend to be slow) and
> then call the convert function if the table is created. Yes. Thats a
> good idea. May simplify a lot.
>
> Anyway. I'm going to not work on this anymore today, load up the
> plugin tomorrow and see what happens.
>
> Based on my results so far, I think I'm going to stick to my "normal"
> mysql plugin for database usage and keep my pages in boltwire format.
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