Posted 2 years ago #
Hi.
I have some problem with the database and the rules.
I would rewrite rules of all pages, because I have no the table "rewrite_rules" into database.
And...
I have the permalinks => /%category%/%postname%
When I publish a page (no post), I consume about 2800 queries. After, when I change the permalink in "default" (/?p=123), the queries are about 20.
So, I think it is a problem of the table "rewrite_rules" into database.
But now, I have no this table, and so I want rewrite the rules.
There is no rewrite_rules table in the database. Try using one of the pre-set custom permalink structures or ensure that your custom structure starts with a numeric field.
Posted 2 years ago #
Thanks for your answer.
Try using one of the pre-set custom permalink structures
If I use permalink as:
-Default
-Day and name
-Month and name
-Numeric
It's all ok, and I consume about 20 queries (each page/post).
But, when I try again " Custom structure: /%category%/%postname% ", the queries are about 2800.
If I use "/%year%/%postname%", the pages have the same permalink (www.nomesito.it/page/sub-page), but the post are "www.nomesito.it/2010/title-article" and before were "www.nomesito.it/category/title-article".
So, I can return to "/%category%/%postname%" ?
Only if you're content to have 2800 queries. The issue hinges on the fact that you're not using a numeric to start your custom permalink structure as recommended in Using_Permalinks. The full explanation of why this creates additional queries is at http://comox.textdrive.com/pipermail/wp-testers/2009-January/011097.html
Posted 2 years ago #
Thanks.
I was looking for something like this "ticket".
It's a limit for WordPress :(
So, I think I use the structure "/%year%/%postname%".
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